G'day hurricup,
That's part of the constructor (new()) code.
From the Net::NNTP documentation,
you can provide "... an array with hosts to try in turn.".
Changing last: to last; will stop it trying after the first success
(which is probably the intent).
I'll take your word for it, that there's no label called 'last' referenced elsewhere in the code.
I was trying to think of way you could actually do that without generating an error
(e.g. 'next last;', 'last last;', etc.);
however, Perl seems to handle it OK:
$ perl -MO=Deparse -e 'next last;'
next (last);
-e syntax OK
$ perl -MO=Deparse -e 'last last;'
last (last);
-e syntax OK
Looks like you're going to be spending a fair bit of time on rt.cpan.org today. :-)
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