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Sys-SigAction (0.15)
For those reading reviews, version 0.15 resolved Cláudio Valente's complaint about not have subsecond timeouts. I was unable to find him to let him know, when I published this. He must no longer be active.
Lincoln A Baxter - 2012-11-17T08:36:35 (permalink)
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Sys-SigAction
(0.11)
Simple interface with detailed documentation.
I use the timeout_call with great success but find it annoying that one can only do a timeout that is an integer multiple of 1 second.
Cláudio Valente - 2010-04-29T07:09:17 (permalink)
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Sys-SigAction
(0.10)
Used this module in tandem with DBD::Oracle in a professional environment and it worked like a charm. Normally you need to use the messier POSIX::sigaction interface with Oracle, but this module is a drop-in replacement for the traditional eval / local $SIG{ALRM} / alarm invocation that we all know and love. For that reason, it is essentially the de facto way to implement connect timeouts when using DBI and Oracle.
Jim Ursetto - 2008-10-25T14:03:18 (permalink)
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Sys-SigAction
(0.10)
I was dealing with Oracle DBI connect timeouts on OS/X and Ubuntu linux. After searching around, I finally found this module with its excellent documentation, installed it, and it worked fine on both platforms. Saved me lots of time.
Marcel Wiget - 2008-06-23T10:38:31 (permalink)
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Sys-SigAction
(0.06)
Sys::SigAction saved me from a massive amount of heart-ache and solved an urgent issue in a mission-critical environment. The author is extremely responsive. I cannot possibly recommend this more.
Adam J. Foxson - 2006-06-29T00:06:56 (permalink)
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