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# RPM builders, or people building in their home dirs:

# The following variables are recognized on the command line. They are useful

#

# for building packages (RPM, deb, ...) or installing SpamAssassin in a

# VARIABLE                DEFAULT

# different location than the PREFIX Perl was built with.

# -------------           -----------------

#

# PREFIX               *  /usr

# --- %YAML:1.0

# INST_PREFIX          +  $PREFIX

# PREFIX:

# SYSCONFDIR           *  /etc

#   description: >

#                         or $(PREFIX)/etc if $(INST_PREFIX) is not "/usr"

#     Sets the prefix below which SpamAssassin is built. Please note the

# INST_SYSCONFDIR      +  $SYSCONFDIR

#     exceptions for SYSCONFDIR.

#                         or $(INST_PREFIX)/etc if $(INST_PREFIX) is not "/usr"

#   defaults:

# PKG_DEF_RULES_DIR    *  $DEF_RULES_DIR or $(PREFIX)/share/spamassassin

#     - The prefix Perl was built with (call 'perl -V:prefix' to see the

# DEF_RULES_DIR        +  $(INST_PREFIX)/share/spamassassin

#       value). Normally something like /usr or /usr/local.

# PKG_LOCAL_RULES_DIR  *  $LOCAL_RULES_DIR

#   samples:

#                         or $(SYSCONFDIR)/mail/spamassassin

#     - This will install the spamassassin apps in /foo/bin, the libs in

# LOCAL_RULES_DIR      +  $(INST_SYSCONFDIR)/mail/spamassassin

#       /foo/lib/perl5, the shared stuff in /foo/share/spamassassin and make

# INST_SITELIB	       +  $(INSTALLSITELIB)

#       SpamAssassin look for config files in /foo/etc/mail/spamassassin:

#

#

# RUN_RAZOR2_TESTS        (prompt if Razor 2 found)

#         perl Makefile.PL PREFIX=/foo

# CONTACT_ADDRESS         (prompt: default="the administrator of that system")

#

# ENABLE_SSL           *  'no'

#   scope: build-time

#

# INST_PREFIX:

# PERL_BIN             *  current path to Perl

#   description: >

# PERL_VERSION         *  current Perl version

#     Sets the prefix below which SpamAssassin is installed; useful for

# PERL_WARN            *  'yes' for CVS builds; else 'no'

#     creating packages or building chroot jails. 'make install' will put

#

#     the files below PREFIX but the paths inside the apps will refer to

# * means the variable is used for build time

#     INST_PREFIX. Please note the exceptions for INST_SYSCONFDIR.

# + means the variable is used for run time

#   defaults:

#

#     - The value of PREFIX.

# For example, to install in your home dir:

#   samples:

#

#     - The following installs the SpamAssassin stuff below /tmp/build/sa

#   perl Makefile.PL PREFIX=/home/jm/sausr SYSCONFDIR=/home/jm/saetc

#       but the apps will expect themselves to be in /usr when they're

#

#       used (so the files have to be relocated later):

# Or to build a package in /tmp/build, but with its internal paths

#

# referring to /usr and /etc:

#         perl Makefile.PL PREFIX=/tmp/build/sa INST_PREFIX=/usr

#

#

#   perl Makefile.PL PREFIX=/tmp/build/usr SYSCONFDIR=/tmp/build/etc \

#   scope: run-time

#                       INST_PREFIX=/usr INST_SYSCONFDIR=/etc

# INST_SITELIB:

#

#   description: >

# The Razor prompt ("run Razor 2 tests?") can be overridden by setting

#     Sets the full path to where the SpamAssassin libs are put.

# RUN_RAZOR2_TESTS to "y" or "n".

#   defaults:

#

#     - Whatever Perl was compiled with. Call 'perl -V:sitelib' to see the

# Set ENABLE_SSL to "yes" if you want the ability to use encrypted

#       exact value. Normally something like /usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.6.1.

# connections between spamc and spamd.

#   samples:

#

#     - Install SpamAssassin in /usr/local and force the libs to be put

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#       there, too, even though Perl is installed in /usr (don't forget

#       to set PERL5LIB before you run spamassassin):

#

#         perl Makefile.PL INST_PREFIX=/usr/local

#           INST_SITELIB=/usr/local/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.6.1

#

#   scope: run-time

# SYSCONFDIR:

#   description: >

#     Sets the base dir for the config files (and where the sample local.cf

#     is created). See also LOCAL_RULES_DIR.

#   defaults:

#     - /etc if PREFIX is either /usr or /usr/local.

#     - /etc/opt if PREFIX starts with /opt

#     - PATH/etc if PREFIX is PATH/usr or PATH/usr/local.

#     - Else PREFIX/etc.

#   samples:

#     - This will (on Windows) install below 'C:\Program Files\SA' but look

#       for the config files in 'C:\Program Files\Shared Files\SA'

#

#         perl Makefile.PL PREFIX="C:/Program Files/SA"

#           SYSCONFDIR="C:/Program Files/Shared Files/SA"

#

#     - To put the apps and libs below ~/.sa-bin but the config below

#       ~/.sa-etc try the following:

#

#         perl Makefile.PL PREFIX=$HOME/.sa-bin SYSCONFDIR=$HOME/.sa-etc

#

#     - Or you may want to have the stuff in ~/usr and the config in ~/etc:

#

#         perl Makefile.PL PREFIX=$HOME/usr

#

#     - And the following installs SpamAssassin in /usr/local and forces the

#       config files to be below /usr/local, too:

#

#         perl Makefile.PL PREFIX=/usr/local SYSCONFDIR=/usr/local/etc

#

#   scope: build-time

# INST_SYSCONFDIR:

#   description: >

#     Sets the base dir below which the config files are sought when any

#     SpamAssassin app runs. Cf. INST_PREFIX.

#   defaults:

#     - The value of SYSCONFDIR if that variable was set.

#     - Else /etc if INST_PREFIX is either /usr or /usr/local.

#     - Else INST_PREFIX/etc.

#   samples:

#     - Install SpamAssassin below /usr/lib/mail-root/usr/local and run it

#       below the chroot'ed /usr/local later. Make it also look for its

#       config in /usr/local/etc:

#

#         perl Makefile.PL PREFIX=/usr/lib/mail-root/usr/local

#           INST_PREFIX=/usr/local INST_SYSCONFDIR=/usr/local/etc

#

#   scope: run-time

# DEF_RULES_DIR:

#   description: >

#     Changes the full path to where SpamAssassin will later look for its

#     rules. Attention: All files in this dir will be purged!

#   defaults:

#     - INST_PREFIX/share/spamassassin

#   samples:

#     - Install the rules in /tmp/sa-rules (for whatever reason):

#

#         perl Makefile.PL DEF_RULES_DIR=/tmp/sa-rules

#

#   scope: run-time

# PKG_DEF_RULES_DIR:

#   description: >

#     Sets the full path to the dir where the rules are copied to on 'make

#     install'.

#   defaults:

#     - The value of DEF_RULES_DIR if that variable is set.

#     - Else PREFIX/share/spamassassin

#   samples:

#     - I think you got the point with builddir != installdir.

#   scope: build-time

# LOCAL_RULES_DIR:

#   description: >

#     Changes the full path to where SpamAssassin will look for its config

#     files later on. Makes (INST_)SYSCONFDIR obsolete.

#   defaults:

#     - INST_SYSCONFDIR/mail/spamassassin

#   samples:

#     - If you'd like to have the config files directly in /etc/spamassassin

#       try this:

#

#         perl Makefile.PL LOCAL_RULES_DIR=/etc/spamassassin

#

#     - This does effectively the same but might give some errors:

#

#         perl Makefile.PL SYSCONFDIR=/dev/null

#           LOCAL_RULES_DIR=/etc/spamassassin

#

#       Stupid example, eh?

#   scope: run-time

# PKG_LOCAL_RULES_DIR:

#   description: >

#     This is the same for LOCAL_RULES_DIR what PKG_DEF_RULES_DIR is for

#     DEF_RULES_DIR.

#   defaults:

#     - The value of LOCAL_RULES_DIR if that variable is set.

#     - Else SYSCONFDIR/mail/spamassassin

#   samples:

#     - None.

#   scope: build-time

# ENABLE_SSL:

#   description: >

#     Set to "yes" if you want the ability to use encrypted connections

#     between spamc and spamd.

#   defaults:

#     - "no".

#   samples:

#     - Obvious:

#

#       perl Makefile.PL ENABLE_SSL=yes

#

#   scope: build-time

# RUN_RAZOR_TESTS:

#   description: >

#     Set to 'yes' or 'no' to disable the prompt.

#   defaults:

#     - Prompt if the Razor2 libs are available and the input isn't coming

#       from the null device.

#     - Else 'no'.

#   samples:

#     - Don't run Razor tests on 'make test':

#

#         perl Makefile.PL RUN_RAZOR_TESTS=no

#

#     - Has the same effects but suppresses all other prompts, too:

#

#         perl Makefile.PL < /dev/null

#

#   scope: Makefile-creation-time

# CONTACT_ADDRESS:

#   description: >

#     The contact address which appears in the spam reports; should be set to

#     some internal mail address or url the confused user can contact when

#     he's got a mail marked as spam.

#   defaults:

#     - Prompt for an input if the input isn't coming from the null device.

#     - The string "the administrator of that system"

#   samples:

#     - Set the contact address and suppress all other prompts:

#

#       perl Makefile.PL CONTACT_ADDRESS="helpdesk@example.com" < /dev/null

#

#   scope: Makefile-creation-time

# ...

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my $rulesfiles = join(' ', (grep { /^[0-6][0-9]_/ } @rulesfiles), qw(user_prefs.template triplets.txt languages)); 

my $rulesfiles = join(' ', (grep { /^[0-6][0-9]_/ } @rulesfiles), qw(user_prefs.template triplets.txt languages));

    'MAN1PODS' => { 

    'MAN1PODS' => {

  my $is_sys_build       = ($prefix     =~ m{^(/usr/?)?$});

  my $is_sys_build       = ($prefix     =~ m{^(/usr(/local)?/?)?$});

  my $is_sys_inst        = ($instprefix =~ m{^(/usr/?)?$});

  my $is_opt_build       = ($prefix     =~ m{^/opt});

  my $is_sys_inst        = ($instprefix =~ m{^(/usr(/local)?/?)?$});

  my $is_opt_inst        = ($instprefix =~ m{^/opt});

                        || '';

                        || (

                          $is_sys_build ? '/etc'     :

                          $is_opt_build ? '/etc/opt' :

                                          '$(PREFIX)/etc'

                        );

                        || $sysconfdir

                        || $self->{SYSCONFDIR}

                        || ($is_sys_inst  ? '' : '$(INST_PREFIX)') . '/etc';

                        || (

     $sysconfdir       ||= ($is_sys_build ? '' : '$(PREFIX)')      . '/etc';

                          $is_sys_inst  ? '/etc'     :

                          $is_opt_inst  ? '/etc/opt' :

                                          '$(INST_PREFIX)/etc'

                        );