Yes, I tried that and even looked at the module source. The module
specifically defines its version as 0.09, regardless of the revision (0.09,
0.09b, 0.09c, 0.09d). As a test (and since I got my build environment
setup) I just recompiled Net::RawIP 0.09d directly from CPAN and am running
into the same memory leak. Shouldn't surprise me though considering it's a
2yr old module. I can work around the issue by using a few eval{}'s but
that's more "spackle" than fix...
Just as a side note, Trinux rules.... (as if anyone around here didn't
already know this...)
Thanks for the reply
Mike
-----Original Message-----
From: Jonathan E Terry [mailto:je...@my...]
Sent: Friday, October 25, 2002 6:00 PM
To: Metzger, Michael
Cc: tri...@li...
Subject: Re: [Trinux-talk] Perl Modules question
Mike,
The following snippit should give you your answer. It works with most
standardized modules.
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use Net::RawIP;
print $Net::RawIP::VERSION;
print "\n\n";
>Hi all,
>
> Is there anywhere I can determine the exact version of the perl modules
>being used (specifically Net::RawIP)? I've looked in the actual module
>itself but it only references the version as 0.09. There are unfortunately
>4-5 versions of 0.09.
>
>Thanks for any help
>
>Mike
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