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##---------------------------------------------------------------------------##
## File:
## install.cfg
## Description:
## This is a sample configuration file for install.me for
## non-interactive use. This allows you to install the program
## in batch mode. To invoke install.me in batch mode, just
## specify the configuration file on the command-line:
##
## perl install.me install.cfg
##
## This file is Perl code, and therefore, must follow Perl syntax
## rules:
##
## o Anything following a '#' character is ignored.
##
## o Strings values need to be enclosed in quotes.
##
## o If you need to use a backslash in a string value,
## it must be escaped with a backslash. Example:
##
## 'C:\\LIB\\FOO'.
##
## The same applies to the '$' character.
##
## o All statements must end with a semi-colon: ;
##
## o 'perl -c' can be used to veryify the syntax of the
## configuration file.
##
## Notes:
## o Paths specified in the configuration file should exist.
## install.me will not automatically create them as it does
## in interactive mode.
##
##---------------------------------------------------------------------------##
# Should executables be installed. 0 => NO, non-zero => YES.
#
$dobin = 1;
# Should libraries be installed. 0 => NO, non-zero => YES.
#
$dolib = 1;
# Should documentation be installed. 0 => NO, non-zero => YES.
#
$dodoc = 1;
# Location for executable. If using ms-dos, use something like
# 'C:\\BIN'.
#
$bindir = 'debian/tmp/usr/bin';
# Location for libraries. If using ms-dos, use something like
# 'C:\\LIB\\FOO'.
#
$libdir = 'debian/tmp/usr/lib/sgml';
# Special relative location to aid in building the Debian package.
$abslibdir = '/usr/lib/sgml';
# Location for documents. If using ms-dos, use something like
# 'C:\\DOC\\FOO'.
#
$docdir = 'debian/tmp/usr/doc/perlsgml';
# Location of perl executable. If using ms-dos, use something like
# 'C:\\BIN\\PERL.EXE'.
#
$perlprg = '/usr/bin/perl';
1; # DO NOT DELETE THIS LINE
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