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Slaughter::Info::generic - Determine information about a generic host. |
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=head1 SYNOPSIS |
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This module is the generic version of the Slaughter information-gathering |
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Modules beneath the C<Slaughter::Info> namespace are loaded when slaughter |
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This module is loaded when no specific module matches the local system, |
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and is essentially a no-operation module. A real info-module is loaded |
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B<NOTE>: The data retrieved by this generic module is almost empty. |
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This function retrieves meta-information about the current host, |
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