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--- makepm.PL.orig Sun May 20 10:23:34 2001
+++ makepm.PL Sun May 20 10:30:05 2001
@@ -1,32 +1,8 @@
# makepm.PL -- Builds Rsync.pm from Rsync.in. -*- perl -*-
-sub find_rsync {
- my @dirs = map { s/^$/./; $_ } split (':', $ENV{PATH});
- push (@dirs, qw(/usr/local/bin /usr/bin /opt/bin));
- for my $dir (@dirs) {
- next unless -d $dir;
- next unless -x "$dir/rsync";
- return "$dir/rsync";
- }
-}
$|=1;
-$RSYNC=&find_rsync;
-print <<'EOT';
-
-File::Rsync needs to know the path to the rsync binary. This path is encoded
-in the installed module as the default path to rsync (it can be overridden
-at runtime). Please enter the full path to the rsync program or just hit
-Enter if the guess is correct. (If you always want the module to depend on
-the $PATH environment variable at runtime, just set the path to 'rsync'
-(this is not recommended)).
-
-EOT
-$RSYNC||='/usr/local/bin/rsync';
-print "Path to rsync [$RSYNC]: ";
-my $ans=<STDIN>;
-chomp $ans;
-$RSYNC=$ans || $RSYNC;
-$RSYNC=~s/\\/\\\\/g;
-$RSYNC=~s/\'/\\\'/g;
+$PREFIX=@ARGV[0];
+$RSYNC=$PREFIX . "/rsync";
+print "Path to rsync [$RSYNC]";
open IN,'Config.in' or die "Cannot read Config.in: $!\n";
open OUT,'>Config.pm' or die "Cannot write Config.pm: $!\n";
while (<IN>) {
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