Thus said Ken Hornstein on Tue, 05 Dec 2017 09:15:54 -0500:
If it's the latter, then that suggests to me that we should simply put
nmh config files in $(sysconfdir). If packages are installing files in
$(sysconfdir)/foo, then I'd like to see how they deal with packaging
systems to avoid $(sysconfdir)/foo/foo.
OpenBSD uses SYSCONFDIR in it's Makefile:
SYSCONFDIR= ${PREFIX}/lib/nmh
According to the man page this is passed on to GNU configure (probably
--sysconfdir=${PREFIX}/lib/nmh as an argument).
PREFIX is typically /usr/local, which after nmh is built and installed
results in /usr/local/lib/nmh as the place where default configuration
is found.
Andy
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