[MacPerl] Volunteer to peek at an Encryption module?

[Edouard Lagache <elagache@webtech.ucsd.edu>]

I wrote this Perl module about 6 months ago to provide my students some 
protection from outsiders peeking into their collective workspace.  All 
it does is shuffle characters in a URL so that it is unrecognizable, but 
still an acceptable URL.  The net then handles the request and the URL is 
unscrambled at the server.  Just an extra level of protection against 
prying eyes.

I've wanted to contribute it to CPAN for a while, but never found the 
time.  I'm not too familiar with that process so any pointers on that 
process would be appreciated.  I've mocked up the module Manifest, I 
suspect some changes will be needed.  It will probably ultimately end up 
in the 'crypt' namespace I suppose, but it wasn't so forward thinking.

Since after all this is a Mac list, I've just stuffed the files and 
binhexed it as an attachment.  By all means discard if time or interest 
are lacking.

May the peace of OS-X soon be upon you! :-)

Edouard :-)

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