How do I sneak in my configuration parameters to a Net::Server configuration file?

I definitely know how to get own config files easily and I definitely do not want an ADDITIONAL config file for this project.

Ah, Okay, apologies. I never noticed you were a Saint ;-)

Anyway, according to Server.pm, these are the only arguments that are available:

Key/value pairs used by the server are removed by the
configuration process so that server layers on top of
C<Net::Server> can pass and read their own parameters.
Currently, Getopt::Long is not used. The following arguments
are available in the default C<Net::Server> or
C<Net::Server::Single> modules.  (Other personalities may
use additional parameters and may optionally not use
parameters from the base class.)

  Key               Value                    Default
  conf_file         "filename"               undef

  log_level         0-4                      2
  log_file          (filename|Sys::Syslog)   undef

  ## syslog parameters
  syslog_logsock    (unix|inet)              unix
  syslog_ident      "identity"               "net_server"
  syslog_logopt     (cons|ndelay|nowait|pid) pid
  syslog_facility   \w+                      daemon

  port              \d+                      20203
  host              "host"                   "*"
  proto             (tcp|udp|unix)           "tcp"
  listen            \d+                      SOMAXCONN

  reverse_lookups   1                        undef
  allow             /regex/                  none
  deny              /regex/                  none

  ## daemonization parameters
  pid_file          "filename"               undef
  chroot            "directory"              undef
  user              (uid|username)           "nobody"
  group             (gid|group)              "nobody"
  background        1                        undef
  setsid            1                        undef

  no_close_by_child (1|undef)                undef

  ## See Net::Server::Proto::(TCP|UDP|UNIX|etc)
  ## for more sample parameters.
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I would suggest either hacking Server.pm, or creating a new config file for the whole lot.

Just my poor advise.

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