#
#  This is the cvslines local installation configuration file.
#  It's perl.
#
#  Lines containing values you may need to change are tagged with
#  "#cfg".
#  

######################################################################
#
#  First, variables that control what INSTALL does.
#

#  The absolute path to the perl interpreter to use.
#  INSTALL will substitute this into the #!... line.
# 
if (! defined($PERL5)) { $PERL5 = "$ENV{'PERL5'}"; }   # cfg

#  Where to install the cvslines scripts...
#  (Absolute path)
#
if (! defined($BINDIR)) { $BINDIR = "$ENV{'PREFIX'}/bin"; }       # cfg

#  Where to install the cvslines man page...
#  (Absolute path)
#
if (! defined($MANDIR)) { $MAN1DIR = "$ENV{'PREFIX'}/man/man1"; } # cfg

######################################################################
#
#  Next, the cvslines-config file. This will be placed in BINDIR,
#  and contains site local configuration that cvslines uses when
#  it is run.
#  

$cvslines_config = <<CVSLINES_CONFIG;

#  Where this site's "Official" cvslines is installed.
#
#  This is used so that debug versions can know they are and alter
#  logging behavior, etc.
#
\$RELDIR = "/usr/bin";                # cfg

#  Where the cvslines log file is written.
#
#  Suggestion: make this some network-globally visible directory
#  (e.g., someplace NFS mounted by all client hosts at a common mount
#  point)
#
\$LOGFILE = "/usr/adm/cvslines.log"; # cfg

#  Where the RCS to use with cvslines is kept.
#
\$RCSBIN = "/usr/bin";                # cfg

1;

CVSLINES_CONFIG


#  Keep perl happy...
1;