POEST::Server - The Poest Master General
my $server = POEST::Server->new( Config => 'POEST::Config::Genearl', ConfigFile => '/etc/poest.conf', ); $server->start;
This module controls the server itself.
All high-level server interaction happens here.
Create a new server instance. This will not make the server run, but it will configure it, load the modules and configure them, and spawn the proper POE sessions. All the parameters passed to new will be passed directly to the configurator of your choice, as defined by the Config parameter (POEST::Config by default).
Config
Make the server run. This will block execution when called directly.
Fork and start the server. This method will return the pid of the server. If the pidfile configuration parameter is found in the configuration class, an attempt is made to write that pid file. If that attempt fails, or if the pid file already exists, and exception is thrown and the attempt to start the server is stalled.
pidfile
Stop the server. If a pidfile was specified, the pid will be read from it. Otherwise, an attempt to find a process name with the value of $0 is tried, by default that is set to 'poest'.
$0
NOTE: As of right this minute, the process table magic isn't written as Proc::ProcessTable isn't ported to Darwin.
Thses are the configuration parameters that the server itself needs from the configuration mechanism.
The main host that this smtp server runs for.
The port this server will run on.
This is a multi-value parameter. Each value is the full name of the module that contains the plugin class.
Casey West, <casey@dyndns.org>
Copyright 2003 DynDNS.org
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perl, POEST::Plugin, POEST::Config, POEST::Server::Commands.
To install POEST::Server, copy and paste the appropriate command in to your terminal.
cpanm
cpanm POEST::Server
CPAN shell
perl -MCPAN -e shell install POEST::Server
For more information on module installation, please visit the detailed CPAN module installation guide.