I'm assuming that you already posted to the modules list (http://www.xray.mpe.mpg.de/mailing-lists/modules/) in order to get your CPAN ID.

You might want to ask there about your module, if you've not done so already.

You could also try a post on comp.lang.perl.moderated to get people's opinions. Or on comp.lang.perl.modules (is that the right name?)

It may help to know some of your other plans for the module--you say you want it to do more than just parse zonefiles. So what else would you like it to do?

For example: what does your module do (or what do you want it to do) that the current DNS::ZoneFile doesn't? And would there be any way to merge the functionality of your module with that one, or are they completely different?

Just some things to think about.

In reply to Re: PAUSE before i upload... by btrott
in thread PAUSE before i upload... by $code or die

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