What about my patch though:
$(MODULES):: - cd $@ && $(MAKE) $(SUBTARGET) + cd $@ && $(MAKE) $(SUBTARGET) PREFIX=$(DESTDIR)/usr
This means modules will get installed in the correct spot. I don't think it should break anything, normally DESTDIR="", so PREFIX=/usr, the default anyway.
This would break our today's make philosophy. We use PERL_MAKEFILE_OPTS from configure to set a prefix during perl Makefile.PL. We can install modules in every path we want. --with-module-prefix=/usr installs the module to /usr/perl5.
The Redhat packing appears to call "$(MAKE) $(SUBTARGET) PREFIX=$(DESTDIR)/usr" for each module, but I'd rather only have to make one call (seeing as I put all modules in the openca-common package).
The specfiles for our perl RPMs do a complete different thing because they have a build section:
%build perl Makefile.PL make
See src/modules/openca-*/specs/(redhat|suse).spec. This is the reason why we have no problems during package builds with the modules.
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