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Re: perl-policy: /etc/perl missing from Module Path



On Fri, 04 Mar 2011 20:15:28 -0600, Jonathan Nieder wrote:

> I see this has been seconded by
> 
>  Niko Tyni <ntyni@debian.org> (message #25)
> 
> and I imagine that Russ might be willing to second this, but that
> still leaves us one DD short[1].  Seconds?  Objections?
> Clarifications?

> diff --git a/perl-policy.sgml b/perl-policy.sgml
> index b9f3277..b41342d 100644
> --- a/perl-policy.sgml
> +++ b/perl-policy.sgml
> @@ -128,17 +128,27 @@
>        <sect id="paths">
>  	<heading>Module Path</heading>
>  	<p>
> -	  Perl searches three different locations for modules, referred
> -	  to in this document as <var>core</var> in which modules
> -	  distributed with Perl are installed, <var>vendor</var> for
> -	  packaged modules and <var>site</var> for modules installed by
> -	  the local administrator.
> +	  Perl searches four different locations for modules, referred to
> +	  in this document as <var>etc</var> for system configuration
> +	  modules, <var>core</var> in which modules distributed with Perl
> +	  are installed, <var>vendor</var> for packaged modules,
> +	  and <var>site</var> for modules installed by the local
> +	  administrator.
>  	</p>
>  	<p>
>  	  The module search path (<tt>@INC</tt>) in the Debian packages
>  	  has been ordered to include these locations in the following
>  	  order:
>  	  <taglist>
> +	    <tag><var>etc</var></tag>
> +	    <item>
> +	      <p>
> +		Configuration modules (see <ref id="config_modules">).
> +		<example>
> +/etc/perl
> +		</example>
> +	      </p>
> +	    </item>
>  	    <tag><var>site</var> (current)</tag>
>  	    <item>
>  	      <p>
> @@ -393,6 +403,17 @@ $(MAKE) install DESTDIR=$(CURDIR)/debian/&lt;tmp&gt;
>  	  </p>
>  	</sect1>
>        </sect>
> +
> +      <sect id="config_modules">
> +	<heading>Configuration Modules</heading>
> +	<p>
> +	  Some Perl packages load system-wide configuration from a
> +	  dedicated Perl module whose purpose is solely to contain
> +	  configuration settings.  The module often contains only variable
> +	  settings.  Such modules should be treated as configuration files
> +	  and installed under <file>/etc/perl</file>.
> +	</p>
> +      </sect>
>      </chapt>
>  
>      <chapt id="programs">


Seconded.


Cheers,
gregor

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