Even better: Since I have no need to send something to eval from my domain, I will put all the code to execute in the Makefile.PL avoiding any "insane suspect".

I need just to check the version number, so I think that something like this could be ok: 

; my $dist = 'CGI::Builder';
; my $vers = 1.21 ;

; my $LWP_installed = eval {require LWP::Simple} ;
; if ( $LWP_installed )
   { my $current_vers = LWP::Simple::get
                      ( "http://perl.4pro.net/check_version.cgi"
                      . "?DISTRIBUTION=$dist&VERSION=$vers&PERL=$]-$^O
+"
                      )
   ; if ( $current_vers > $vers )
      { print 'This is an OLD VERSION! ... bla, bla '
      }
     else
      { print 'Version OK ... bla, bla'
      }
   }

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If there are no objection, I will change all my Makefile.PL with that code in the next version.
(I will update all my new distribution in a day or so).

Regards

Domizio Demichelis

In reply to Re: Re: Re: CGI::Application vs CGI::Builder by Anonymous Monk
in thread CGI::Application vs CGI::Builder by gryphon

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