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As I noted previously, distributions with a declared dependency on Crypt::SSLeay may not really need Crypt::SSLeay.
Heartbleed is a serious bug in OpenSSL that allows one side of a "secure" connection to read the memory of the process running on the o [...]
I added the following section to the development version of Crypt::SSLeay:
Starting with version 6.02 of LWP, https support was unbundled into LWP::Protocol::https. This module specifies as one of its prerequisites IO::Socket::SSL which is automatical [...]
So I am sat letting my brain decompress at high speed after the first ever DBIx::Class Hackathon in existence. Dbic is a project written in Perl which in very loose terms is a relational mapper for databases.
I attended the first DBIx::Hackathon this weekend and I want to thank Jess for organising it, and Shadowcat who put a lot of time and effort into the event. Kudos to the sponsors Eligo and CTRL-O who provided backing. I spent the day trying to improv [...]
After a comment on my blog attracted my attention to some interesting failures when trying to build Crypt::SSLeay with Strawberry Perl, I was perplexed.
I don't really use Strawberry. I have always used either ActivePerl, or built my own perl, dependi [...]
This post follows on from lesson 2 in this series of posts. If you’ve followed the lessons so far you’ll have some basic knowledge around starting the debugger and examining variables. It’s time to find out how to descend into … Continue reading
or Querying the Designated API of Perl Roles...
So the 2014 QA Hackathon has drawn to a close, but it is far from the end of the work, particularly for CPAN Testers. You can read several blog posts detailing many aspects of the QA and testing community work done during the hackathon, as well as se [...]
Timm Murray gave his Perl Encryption Primer talk last night at MadMongers. He’s been blogging about it for the past month. The posts are quite informative so you should check them out. There’s also a video up on YouTube about...
Timm Murray's talk on using encryption in Perl for the Madison Perl Mongers 2014 April 09.
The talk is based on the Perl Encryption Primer articles:
Sometimes your load balancing tools don't give you exactly what you need. Even if you have an enterprise grade layer4 load balancing router at your organization, you'll run into scenarios where you can't use it due to your vlan topology (for example [...]
It’s been a while since I wrote an update here. Happily, timotimo has taken up the role of being our weekly Perl 6 reporter, so there’s a good place to follow for regular updates. However, I wanted to take a moment to … Continue reading 
This is the ten most rated questions at Stack Overflow last week.
Between brackets: [question score / answers count]
Build date: 2014-04-11 20:25:14 GMT
I've been working on my resume recently. No reason, really. (If you have questions, ask elsewhere. I'm fairly easy to find.) A recent response to my resume tells me it sucks at telling the story of me. Not too surprised; the form sucked before, and h [...]
This weekend is the first DBIx::Class Hackathon organised by Jess 'Castaway' Robinson and James 'theorbtwo' Mastros in the wonderful town of Swindon. Castaway is well known to the Perl community as a prolific docs writer, herder of cats and helpful f [...]
This is the weekly favourites list of CPAN distributions. Votes count: 154
Week's winner (+4): Games::2048
Build date: 2014/04/10 19:28:47 GMT
Clicked for first time:
Both rt.cpan.org and rt.perl.org were running vulnerable versions of openssl. They were updated on Tuesday April 8th. At that time, the cert for rt.cpan.org was regenerated. I'm still waiting for an updated cert for rt.perl.org.
This, actually, turned out to be surprisingly straightforward.
I admit, nothing is really straightforward when it comes to OpenSSL, but as such things go, this simply involved:
- Download the latest source distribution
- Open up a SDK command prompt
- Optional [...]
Arrays and lists and things like that are all very well, but we often need a way of going through each element sequentially to make use out of them - maybe to search for something or to do some function on each element. This is where for and foreach [...]
The following data is from a 64bit perl-5.19.10 (i.e. 64 bit siphash which randomly shuffles the 2 first entries of collisions), running the core test suite with -DH. number of hash keys: 0 3634661x 1 3263596x 2 4361350x 3 2745134x...