雑多なメモ Last Modified: $Date$ ○ メッセージオブジェクト メッセージオブジェクトに返送先が bind されないといけない ○ コマンド clean up キャンペーン * user chaddr Admin::chaddr が未実装 ;) chaddr の両方のアドレスに返してないぞ * admin chaddr 未実装 ;) (send) この名前でいいかしら？ ○ newml のときに aliases をどうするの？ 案１ /etc/fml/ドメイン名/aliases 案２ (prefix は virtual_maps でドメインごとに定義されているの で一意に定まる) /var/spool/ml/etc/mail/aliases ○ makefml get ??? ところで、誰に送信するんじゃ？ :-) って、そうか、makefml じゃ なくて admin コマンドの時は考えなくてもいいからだな、それは … ○ ドキュメンテーションのチェック 2001 last ErrorStatus.pm IO/Adapter/ErrorStatus.pm Mail/Delivery/ErrorStatus.pm ○ ファイルを用意しただけやんシリーズ;) これから改造するので、ほとんど未修正のままのこす FML::Process::Qmail FML/Filter/TrafficMonitor.pm IO::Adapter::LDAP ○ 未完成だ (perl -cw に引っかかる) FML/Filter/BodyCheck.pm FML/Filter/TrafficMonitor.pm ../img/lib/IM/EncDec.pm ○ FML::Language:: はどうよ これ自体はまぁいいとはおもうけど、他のモジュールで使うにはちょっと うとおしいくらい深くないか？ Srting::is_japanese_string() などをトップレベルインターフェイスにするべきじゃないかな ○ FML::Process::Kernel FML::Process::Distribute そのうちゆっくりみなおしてみたいですな ○ パフォーマンステスト * loader 自体のコスト perl -w v5.6.1 built for i386-netbsd 遅いマシンですなぁ;) on Pentium 100, 128M memory loader on /tmp (MFS) 0.698u 0.049s 0:00.79 92.4% 0+0k 1+10io 1pf+0w 0.678u 0.068s 0:00.75 97.3% 0+0k 0+12io 0pf+0w 0.672u 0.060s 0:00.76 96.0% 0+0k 0+1io 0pf+0w ○ HTML 化するコード むずかしいわけだ、 + + + (3) + (4) + となっているときに (3) の next_thread はいつ次のリンクがわかるのか？ 予言できない。過去に向かってスレッドを修正するアルゴリズムなので、 過去の修正がいつ行なわれるかは良くわからないのでした ;) (4) が来た時に (3) を修正するべき？ とりあえず、すれっど全部のファイルに修正を試みるべきだ。 ろーかるな更新は、あまりよい結果にならないようだ。 ================================================================ PCB 129: my $header = $curproc->{ incoming_message }->{ header }; 214: my $header = $curproc->{ incoming_message }->{ header }; 249: my $header = $curproc->{ incoming_message }->{ header }; 389: my $header = $curproc->{ incoming_message }->{ header }; 250: my $body = $curproc->{ incoming_message }->{ body }; 182: my $header = $curproc->{ article }->{ header }; 1045: my $header = $curproc->{ article }->{ header }; 131: my $pcb = $curproc->{ pcb }; 373: my $pcb = $curproc->{ pcb }; 473: my $pcb = $curproc->{ pcb }; 474: my $db_type = $curproc->{ ticket_db_type } || 'AnyDBM_File'; 1091: $self->set_status($curproc, { ============================================================================== [付録] 仕えそうなモジュール？ Tie::Persistent_hash - persistent hash If you use the line use Tie::STDERR; at the start of your script (and maybe CGI script), any output that would go to STDERR will be sent by email to root. You can specify the recipient, for example use Tie::STDERR 'adelton'; ======================================= Tie::TransactHash README This is the Tie::TwoLevelHash module. It is a TIEHASH interface which lets you tie to a text file which is a multi-dimensional (two level) hash. To use it, tie a hash to a directory: # Open in read/write mode tie(%hash, 'Tie::TwoLevelHash', $file, 'rw'); ======================================= HTML::CGIChecker ======================================= HTML::DynamicTemplate - HTML template class. ======================================= HTML::Template - a Perl module to use HTML Templates ======================================= HTML/EasyTemplate version Version 0.985 ======================================= HTML::Subtext - Perform text substitutions on an HTML template SYNOPSIS use HTML::Subtext; %context = ( ... ); # Hash of names to substitution text $p = HTML::Subtext->new('CONTEXT' => \%context); $p->parse_file("template.html"); ======================================= HTML::WWWTheme HTML::WWWTheme is a module that creates a standard header and footer for HTML pages. This header includes tags, and is designed to wrap around valid body HTML. ======================================= HTML::WebMake WebMake is a simple content management system, based around a templating system for HTML documents, with lots of built-in smarts about what a "typical" informational website needs in the way of functionality; metadata, sitemapping, navigational aids, and (of course) embedded perl code. ;) ======================================= HTML::Summary The HTML::Summary module produces summaries from the textual content of web pages. It does so using the location heuristic, which determines the value of a given sentence based on its position and status within the document; for example, headings, section titles and opening paragraph sentences may be favoured over other textual content. A LENGTH option can be used to restrict the length of the summary produced. This distribution contains the HTML::Summary module, and some supporting modules. The full list of modules is: ======================================= HTML::FromText - mark up text as HTML use HTML::FromText; print text2html($text, urls => 1, paras => 1, headings => 1); ================ use HTML::PageIndex; $foo = new HTML::PageIndex; ================ HTML::Stream This a lightweight form generation module, which can be used with either CGI.pm (version 2 or 3), or (inside mod_perl) Apache::Request. The module provides similar facilities to CGI.pm's HTML tag generation routines, but is restricted to form field generation tags, with sticky values. Also, the interface is not so flexible as CGI.pm's, in order to keep the code size down. ================ HTML::STable - Create HTML tables using SIMPLE interface. STable name driven from Simple Table. ================ HTML::Pager - Perl module to handle CGI HTML paging of arbitary data This module handles the paging of data coming from an arbitrary source and being displayed using HTML::Template and CGI.pm. It provides an interface to pages of data similar to many well-known sites, like altavista.digital.com or www.google.com. This module uses HTML::Templateto do all its HTML generation. While it is possible to use this module without directly using HTML::Template, it's not very useful. Modification of the look-and-feel as well as the functionality of the resulting HTML should all be done through HTML::Template objects. Take a look at the the HTML::Template perldocs for more info. ================ HTML::Navigation HTML::Navigation is Perl module for creating navigation bars/menus of arbitrary design and structure within HTML documents. ================ Mason elcome to Mason, a Perl-based web site development and delivery system. Mason allows web pages and sites to be constructed from shared, reusable building blocks called components. Components contain a mix of Perl and HTML, and can call each other and pass values back and forth like subroutines. Components increase modularity and eliminate repetitive work: common design elements (headers, footers, menus, logos) can be extracted into their own components where they need be changed only once to affect the whole site. See http://www.masonhq.com/ for more information. ================ HTML::Widgets::Menu - Builds an HTML menu ---------- $FML: 00_MEMO,v 1.5 2002/02/20 14:42:22 fukachan Exp $