Use arched path for .so perl module#2056
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PERL_VENDORLIB is putting the openscap_pm.so to /usr/share/perl... no architecture dependent libraries should go there Instead in should go to /lib64/... and that is what PERL_VENDORARCH does.
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I receive mixed signals here: #2054. So what is the correct form? |
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The point of using CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX is to not install directly to a system path unless prefix points to /usr and the install process has root permissions. PERL_VENDORARCH is not what you're looking for... |
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Closing in favor of #2054 |
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PERL_VENDORLIB is putting the openscap_pm.so to /usr/share/perl... no architecture dependent libraries should go there
Instead in should go to /lib64/... and that is what PERL_VENDORARCH does.