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It would also be useful if the email from PAUSE indicated that it was an unauthorized release but I don't know if it does that?

I have an automated system that uploads to PAUSE, which was successful. On the last two uploads, I did them manually to try to see what was happening, but all was successful. Absolutely no warning at all.

Either way, I'm just going to rename it Addr::MyIP and be done with it.

I do really appreciate the help!

In reply to Re^4: New CPAN distributions not indexing by stevieb
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