# If you rename this file to "$HOME/.cpan/CPAN/MyConfig.pm", then it will cause
# the Perl CPAN module to install modules in the directory specified by
# $prefix, below, rather than in the Perl install directory, which you may not
# desire to modify or may not be allowed to modify. You'll then be able to
# use CPAN in the normal way:
#	perl -MCPAN -e 'install "name-of-module"'

# NOTE: Because ExtUtils::MakeMaker only looks in the Perl install directory
# for prerequisites, you should expect to get a warning if a module that you're
# installing requires versions of modules that don't exist there. So long as
# the required versions are installed in your private library (which CPAN
# should take care of unless you set 'prerequisites_policy' to 'ignore'), you
# may safely ignore this warning, because it's fixed by the setting of
# FULLPERL.

# To use your private library, you have a few options:
#
# You can add the following lines near the beginning of the script:
#	use Config;
#	use lib "/prefix/path/lib/perl5";
#	use lib "/prefix/path/lib/perl5/$Config{archname}";
#
# If you don't want to have to modify scripts that use your privately installed
# modules, then you can just set your PERL5LIB environment variable thusly:
#	setenv PERL5LIB /prefix/path/lib/perl5
# It will pick up the arch lib automatically (if it exists). This approach has
# the disadvantage that any user who runs the script must have his PERL5LIB
# set accordingly.
#
# Finally, you can specify the library directories with -I switches:
#	perl -I/prefix/path/lib/perl5/<arch> -I/prefix/path/lib/perl5 myscript

use Config;

# Where the private perl library lives:
my $prefix=qq[$ENV{HOME}/tools];

$CPAN::Config->{'build_dir'} = qq[$ENV{HOME}/.cpan/build];
$CPAN::Config->{'cpan_home'} = qq[$ENV{HOME}/.cpan];
$CPAN::Config->{'keep_source_where'} = qq[$ENV{HOME}/.cpan/sources];
$CPAN::Config->{'makepl_arg'} = join(" ",
  qq[PREFIX=$prefix],
  qq[LIB=$prefix/lib/perl5],
  qq[INSTALLDIRS=perl],
  qq[INSTALLBIN=$prefix/bin],
  qq[INSTALLSCRIPT=$prefix/bin],
  qq[INSTALLMAN1DIR=$prefix/man/man1],
  qq[INSTALLMAN3DIR=$prefix/man/man3],
  qq[FULLPERL="$Config{perlpath} -I$prefix/lib/perl5/$Config{archname} -I$prefix/lib/perl5"],
);

# Put overrides for stuff that you don't like in the system-wide config here.
# To see the system-wide config, try this:
#	vi `perl -MCPAN::Config -e 'print $INC{"CPAN/Config.pm"}."\n"'`

$CPAN::Config->{'prerequisites_policy'} = q[follow];

1;