Hi, Piotr. That is a very complicated question because there is no standard way for a perl distribution to know where share files are preferred by an operating system.
I can suggest that you look at Module::Build instead. The Module::Build::Cookbook ( http://search.cpan.org/perldoc?Module::Build::Cookbook ) has these entries: * Adding new file types to the build process * Adding new elements to the install process You can adapt those recipes to put things in a share directory. Many perl developers find it easier to put shared data under the perl site directory instead and access it using File::ShareDir. Module::Install is a wrapper around ExtUtils::MakeMaker and provides the "install_share" command to install data for use with File::ShareDir. Module::Build also supports File::ShareDir with the "share_dir" parameters. Both are easier to work with than ExtUtils::MakeMaker. Good luck! -- David 2010/7/9 Piotr Skólski <s...@wp.pl>: > Hi. > > I do some administration tool. I would distribute it. > Main target is NIXs. I read tons of doc/man/pods and i don't know: > > How install data ? > > I would have my data under: > Debian like: > /usr/share/$NAME/ > RedHat like: > /usr/local/share/$NAME/ > > Where search for answer ? > > ---------------------------------------------------- > Nowe kolekcje strojów kąpielowych. ZOBACZ! > > >
