changing hardcoded homedir in Config.pm

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From: Bowen Dwelle
Subject: changing hardcoded homedir in Config.pm
Date: 20:56 on 31 Oct 2004

I have two shell accounts that share a common perl lib dir. Each have 
their own siesta/siesta.conf. I ran nacho and discovered that nacho 
under the my "second" shell was pointing to the "first" siesta.conf. The 
culprit? Config.pm has hardcoded directory paths. I changed mine to use 
$HOME by default, so that multiple users can share a single installation:

http://dwelle.org/eg/Config.pm.patch

-- Bowen

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- changing hardcoded homedir in Config.pm Bowen Dwelle 20:56 on 31 Oct 2004
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