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Reini Urban wrote:
| BTW: I'm just considering switching from /usr/bin/ to
| sitebin='/usr/local/bin'
| sitescript='/usr/local/bin'
|
| For now I'm testing it with -Dusedevel configurations, but the maint
| 5.10.0.-6 package could use it as well.
| What do you think?
| cpan bin's and scripts would then go into /usr/local/bin/

I suppose that makes sense for site*, as long as vendor* remains in /usr.


Yaakov
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