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Got some good ideas for DHCPReg from Jason. I meant to actually turn out a maintenance release last night, but I got caught up in cat-proofing my theater gear and then sucked into the TV. I guess I wasn't in a coding mood. Tonight will be better.
Afternoon Update
I packaged up Interrupt.pm and got a quick and dirty module up. The code for the actual interrupt stuff is Jason's. The packaging and such is me. The next step is to start in on some DHCPReg changes.
Evening Update
Started looking at a command line dhcpd.lease viewer. Shouldn't be too difficult to do.
I wanted Jason to be able to link to Interrupt.pm as the lead developer, but I just noticed that he hasn't been certified. He looks like he's a pretty sharp fellow and knows a ton of stuff and is extremely versed in all types of systems and programming. Just as Adrian got people to come look at me and see if they thought I was worth certifying, I ask the same for Jason. Take a look, and if you think his experience and goals are good certify the chap. It's not a pressure thing...just a hand up. Thanks.
Almost midnight update
I started stubbing out get-lease-list.pl, yet another utility for DHCPReg. This will allow a local or remote command line tool to see the active lease information. Remote portion will depend on ssh and an account on the remote machine. I'm not trying to attempt some rpc protocol kinda thing. I'm not sure that I'd want to if I could. It might be a cool exercise, but I'd be afraid of opening a server to a nasty security hole.
Tired. Feeling a little poorly, but still kinda jazzed about this script. Time to hit the sack.