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I'm not so sure you'd be reinventing anything here, seeing as how user registration can be pretty specific from site to site.

You'll end up doing a lot of HTML customization to get the information you need, and you'll have to set up the database tables respectively, then write the proper perl code to handle form validation, missing fields, data processing, CAPTCHAs, etc.

Sounds to me like it'd be easier to do yourself from scratch.

meh.

In reply to Re: ISO user-registration package by stonecolddevin
in thread ISO user-registration package by tlm

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