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I use Google Code for my CPAN repository. E.g. http://code.google.com/p/dagolden/
It works very well and supports https, which many free repositories do not.
-xdg
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Mmm, thanks! I did not know Google offered these free services.
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And in case it's not clear from the post above, Google code offers both a very uncluttered web interface and full svn access. So people can view your stuff on the web, but you can interact with the repo from the command line.
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