Since lainsafecli is a software with dependencies (and documentation) it should have a manpage. The manpage was implemented in 3c6d911 but it isn't installed. The only way to read it to man ./doc/lainsafecli.1
It would be useful to use a make install (nothing has to be built to run lainsafe)
And I think I shouldn't worry about LWP::UserAgent::https because some distros (Debian for example) installs the LWP::UserAgent::https module when you install the libwww-perl package. I don't know if others such as arch also do that.
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4 years ago
Since lainsafecli is a software with dependencies (and documentation) it should have a manpage. The manpage was implemented in 3c6d911 but it isn't installed. The only way to read it to man ./doc/lainsafecli.1
It would be useful to use a
make install(nothing has to be built to run lainsafe)And I think I shouldn't worry about
LWP::UserAgent::httpsbecause some distros (Debian for example) installs the LWP::UserAgent::https module when you install thelibwww-perlpackage. I don't know if others such as arch also do that.