Config::Find::Unix (3pm)

  # don't use Config::Find::Unix;
  use Config::Find;

Config::Find plugin for Unixen

This module implements Config::Find for Unix

The order for searching the config files is:

1 ~/.$name [user] 1b ~/.$name.conf [user] 2 /$path_to_script/../etc/$name.conf [global] 3 /$path_to_script/../conf/$name.conf [global] 4 /etc/$name.conf [global]

although if the environment variable $ENV{${name}_HOME} is defined it does

1 ~/.$name [user] 1b ~/.$name.conf [user] 2 $ENV{${name}_HOME}/etc/$name.conf [global] 3 $ENV{${name}_HOME}/conf/$name.conf [global] 4 /etc/$name.conf [global]

instead.

When the \*(L"several configuration files in one directory\*(R" aproach is used, the order is somewhat different:

1 ~/.$dir/$name.conf [user] 2 /$path_to_script/../etc/$dir/$name.conf [global] 3 /$path_to_script/../conf/$dir/$name.conf [global] 4 /etc/$dir/$name.conf [global]

(also affected by $ENV{${name}_HOME})

\s-1EXPORT\s0

None.

Config::Find, Config::Find::Any.

Salvador Fandin\*~o Garci\*'a, <[email protected]>

Copyright 2003 by Salvador Fandin\*~o Garci\*'a

This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.