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README

1Class::ObjectTemplate::DB
2---------------------
3
4This package contains Perl extension for an optimized template builder
5base class with lookup capability. The lookup capability can be used
6to fetch data from a database when the attribute value is
7undefined. This provides a convenient mechanism to defer action until
8the user requests it.
9
10Required Modules
11----------------
12Class::ObjectTemplate v0.6
13
14Verifying the Release
15---------------------
16
17The current maintainer, Jason E. Stewart (jason@openinformatics.com),
18signs every release with his GnuPG public key. This is to help you
19ensure that you are installing only officially sanctioned code, from
20the official maintainer. By downloading the source code and signature
21from one location (possibly open to attack) and the public key from an
22official key server, you greatly reduce the chance of installing
23software that is dangerous to you.
24
25Getting the Public key
26
27You can use any keyserver you wish, such as www.keyserver.net, and
28search for jason@openinformatics.com
29
30Using PGP to verify the code
31
32   1. Add the key to your keyring: pgpk -a key_file
33   2. Verify the source code file pgpv <<Source-File>> <<Source-File>>.asc
34   3. If you receive any other response than: Good signature,
35      something went wrong, so don't trust the file.
36
37
38Using GnuPG to verify the code
39
40   1. Import the key to your keyring: gpg --import key_file
41   2. Verify the source code file gpg --verify <<Source-File>>
42      <<Source-File>>.asc
43   3. If you receive any other response than: gpg: Good signature,
44      something went wrong, so don't trust the file.
45
46Authors
47-------
48
49Copyright 2001-2002 Jason E. Stewart
50
51License
52-------
53
54This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
55modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.
56
57Bugs
58----
59
60Please report and bugs to jason@openinformatics.com
61