Would you be able to a documentation describing how to install in a way that uses the systems perl-module libraries, and installs znapzend to the systems application data location, probably /usr/share/znapzend or /usr/local/share/znapzend.
I maintain the Arch Linux znapzend package, and under Arch Linux guidelines it's preferable to use system libraries and not stick things in /opt unless really necessary.
I don't have experience with perl and i'm not sure what would be involved to make znapzendnot use an isolated perl installation. If you are able to just give me some brief instructions on what might need modifiying in the install instructions, I'd be happy to write up some detailed documentation.
Is it as simple as changing the --prefix to /usr/share/znapzend, and installing the perl modules? If so, what will stop znapzend from tying to self install libraries in a subdirectory?
if system libraries are present, they will get used as long as they 'comply' with the requirements defined in the PERL_MODULES file ... only missing or newer libraries will get installed.
Would you be able to a documentation describing how to install in a way that uses the systems perl-module libraries, and installs
znapzend
to the systems application data location, probably/usr/share/znapzend
or/usr/local/share/znapzend
.I maintain the Arch Linux znapzend package, and under Arch Linux guidelines it's preferable to use system libraries and not stick things in
/opt
unless really necessary.I don't have experience with
perl
and i'm not sure what would be involved to makeznapzend
not use an isolatedperl
installation. If you are able to just give me some brief instructions on what might need modifiying in the install instructions, I'd be happy to write up some detailed documentation.Is it as simple as changing the
--prefix
to/usr/share/znapzend
, and installing the perl modules? If so, what will stopznapzend
from tying to self install libraries in a subdirectory?