Local - Site Specific Settings for Your LiveGe'ez Installation
use LiveGeez::Local;
Local.pm is a required module by all other LiveGe'ez modules. Local.pm contains site specific settings for default encoding systems, language, and paths:
Full file system path to where you publish HTML documents.
Full file system path to where you keep CGI files.
Complete URL to your Zobel front end script.
The same front end script with respect to the server root.
Directory where to cache converted documents downloaded by URL. The path may be absolute or relative to where Zobel executes.
Directory where to cache local converted documents. The path may be absolute or relative to where Zobel executes.
Assumed language for processing transliterated documents and performing date conversions.
Assume local files are in this system for conversion input.
The font system for outputting converted documents when no system has been specified.
A 0 or 1 value to permit the processing of remote documents. "1" is a friendly value but heavy usage by external websites can impact your bandwidth costs and may slow down the processing of local documents as more Perl modules are loaded. "0" restricts Zobel to processing only local documents.
A 0 or 1 value to force Zobel to compare cached file dates to the original documents. "1" makes Zobel compare dates, slightly impacting performance. "0" prevents Zobel from checking file dates -you will then have to delete cache by hand or use the "no-cache" pragma to refresh cached documents.
Path with respect to the $webRoot where "Image" fidels are stored, if any.
Your site name or domain for setting cookies. Ethiopia Online uses ".ethiopiaonline.net".
Date when domain cookie should expire. Such as Menasse Zaudou's birthday "Thu, 11-Nov-99 00:00:00 GMT".
Daniel Yacob, LibEth@EthiopiaOnline.Net
perl(1). Ethiopic(3). http://libeth.netpedia.net/LiveGeez.html
To install ENH, copy and paste the appropriate command in to your terminal.
cpanm
cpanm ENH
CPAN shell
perl -MCPAN -e shell install ENH
For more information on module installation, please visit the detailed CPAN module installation guide.