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Top Forums UNIX for Advanced & Expert Users How to change the MTU in Unix registry? Post 10931 by Techie_girl on Sunday 25th of November 2001 03:49:04 PM
Old 11-25-2001
How to change the MTU in Unix registry?

Does anyone know how to or know of a web page where I can find how to change the MTU speed in Unix registry? Any info. would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Techie
 

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Arch::Registry(3pm)					User Contributed Perl Documentation				       Arch::Registry(3pm)

NAME
Arch::Registry - manage registered archives, search archives on the web SYNOPSIS
use Arch::Registry; my $registry = Arch::Registry->new; my %archive_locations = $registry->registered_archives; $registry->register_archive('http://john.com/archives/main'); $registry->unregister_archive('john@mail.com--tux'); %archive_locations = $registry->supermirror_archives; die $registry->web_error if $registry->web_error; my @john_versions = @{ $registry->supermirror_archive_versions->{'john@mail.com--tux') }; my $archives = $registry->search_supermirror('.*', '--cset-gui--'); die $registry->web_error unless defined $archives; my $versions = $registry->search_supermirror('john@', '^tla', 1); print map { "$_ " } @$versions; # print john@mail.com--tux/tla... DESCRIPTION
This class provides the way to register and unregister GNU Arch archives for the caller user and list all registered archives. It also provides the way to search the supermirror (currently mirrors.sourcecontrol.net) by archive name or archive/category/branch/version regexp. METHODS
The following class methods are available: new, register_archive, unregister_archive, registered_archives, set_web_cache, flag_web_cache, supermirror_archives, supermirror_archive_versions, search_supermirror, web_error. new Construct Arch::Registry object. register_archive location [archive] Register archive at the given location and optional archive (if missing then the location is actually accessed to find the archive name). Returns true on success. unregister_archive archive Unregister archive. Returns true on success. registered_archives Returns a hash (or hashref in scalar context) of registered archives, that is pairs archive => location. set_web_cache [ named-values ] Define the web cache to use with operations on the supermirror. The keys of named-values are dir (the web cache directory) and ttl (time to live in minutes). If named-values is empty or misses dir, or dir does not exist, the cache is unset. This method has a side effect of forgetting memoized real-web-or-cache content fetches. So you may call it with or without parameters to reset the memoized values, although this should rarely be needed. flag_web_cache [value] Turn on or off the web cache depending on the parameter. value may be "enabled", "disabled", "nowrite" and "noread". Additionally, the false value will be taken as "disabled", the true value as "enabled". supermirror_archives Returns a hash (or hashref in scalar context) of archives mirrored on the supermirror, that is pairs archive => location. supermirror_archive_versions Returns a hashref of archives mirrored on the supermirror and all their versions, that is pairs archive => [ version, .. ]. search_supermirror search_supermirror archive_regexp search_supermirror archive_regexp version_regexp search_supermirror archive_regexp version_regexp return_versions Search the archives (and possibly their branches/versions) by archive and version regular expressions given. If return_versions is unset, returns arrayref that is all matching [ archive, .. ]. If return_versions is set to 'joined', returns arrayref that is all matching [ archive/version, .. ]. If return_versions is set to 'hashref', returns hashref similar to supermirror_archive_versions that is all matching { archive => [ version, .. ], ... }. If web_error occurred, returns undef. archive_regexp defaults to "any", version_regexp defaults to "any", return_versions defaults to false. web_error Returns the string containing the error while fetching one or another supermirror url (the last one). Returns undef if no error occured. BUGS
Waiting for your reports. AUTHORS
Mikhael Goikhman (migo@homemail.com--Perl-GPL/arch-perl--devel). SEE ALSO
For more information, see tla, Arch::Util, Arch::LiteWeb. perl v5.10.1 2005-05-13 Arch::Registry(3pm)
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