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bin/report_missing_language_tags.pl  view on Meta::CPAN

#!/usr/bin/perl

# this is just a development tool that I use to find missing language-specific
# tags when I update POSIX.pm

chdir '..' unless -d 'conf';
chdir "conf/languages" or die "Can't cd to languages directory: $!";
my $posix = require "./POSIX.pm";

print "Missing tags:\n";
for my $file (<*.pm>) {
  next if $file =~ /^POSIX/;
  my $contents = require "./$file";
  my @missing = sort grep {!$contents->{$_}} keys %$posix;
  next unless @missing;
  print "$file: @missing\n\n";
}

docs/pod/CONFIGURE_HOWTO.pod  view on Meta::CPAN

if you have a slow DNS name server.

Another thing to be aware of when restricting access to an entire
database is that that even though the database itself will not be
accessible to unauthorized users, the name of the database will still
be available from the popup "Data Source" menu.  If you wish even the
name to be suppressed from view by unauthorized users, add the
following line to the [GENERAL] section of the configuration file of
the database you wish to suppress:

    restrict = require valid-user

The syntax described earlier for restricting access to tracks by
hostname, IP address or username holds true for restricting the
visibility of the database on the Data Source popup menu.

=head1 F. DISPLAYING GENETIC AND RH MAPS

GBrowse can be tweaked to make it more suitable for displaying genetic
and radiation hybrid maps.