1# 2# This is the cvslines local installation configuration file. 3# It's perl. 4# 5# Lines containing values you may need to change are tagged with 6# "#cfg". 7# 8 9###################################################################### 10# 11# First, variables that control what INSTALL does. 12# 13 14# The absolute path to the perl interpreter to use. 15# INSTALL will substitute this into the #!... line. 16# 17if (! defined($PERL5)) { $PERL5 = "$ENV{'PERL5'}"; } # cfg 18 19# Where to install the cvslines scripts... 20# (Absolute path) 21# 22if (! defined($BINDIR)) { $BINDIR = "$ENV{'PREFIX'}/bin"; } # cfg 23 24# Where to install the cvslines man page... 25# (Absolute path) 26# 27if (! defined($MANDIR)) { $MAN1DIR = "$ENV{'PREFIX'}/man/man1"; } # cfg 28 29###################################################################### 30# 31# Next, the cvslines-config file. This will be placed in BINDIR, 32# and contains site local configuration that cvslines uses when 33# it is run. 34# 35 36$cvslines_config = <<CVSLINES_CONFIG; 37 38# Where this site's "Official" cvslines is installed. 39# 40# This is used so that debug versions can know they are and alter 41# logging behavior, etc. 42# 43\$RELDIR = "/usr/bin"; # cfg 44 45# Where the cvslines log file is written. 46# 47# Suggestion: make this some network-globally visible directory 48# (e.g., someplace NFS mounted by all client hosts at a common mount 49# point) 50# 51\$LOGFILE = "/usr/adm/cvslines.log"; # cfg 52 53# Where the RCS to use with cvslines is kept. 54# 55\$RCSBIN = "/usr/bin"; # cfg 56 571; 58 59CVSLINES_CONFIG 60 61 62# Keep perl happy... 631; 64