Yes, the module structure is correct under blib/lib. The problem is the main module itself has to know what blib/lib expands to. For instance under perl 5.8 on Debian GNU/Linux, 

INSTALLPRIVLIB='/usr/share/perl/5.8.0'
INSTALLSITELIB='/usr/local/share/perl/5.8.0'
INSTALLVENDORLIB='/usr/share/perl5'

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The INSTALLDIRS variable in Makefile.PL determines which one gets used or it defaultes to site. It will translate instances of blib/lib in the Makefile itself but doesn't do that elsewhere without the PM_FILTER.

What I am doing for now is: 

'PM_FILTER' => 'perl -pe \"
  if (\"$(INSTALLDIRS)\" eq \"perl\")
  {
    s|INST_LIBDIR|$(INSTALLPRIVLIB)|g;
  }
  elsif (\"$(INSTALLDIRS)\" eq \"vendor\")
  {
    s|INST_LIBDIR|$(INSTALLVENDORLIB)|g;
  }
  else
  {
    s|INST_LIBDIR|$(INSTALLSITELIB)|g;
  }
\"'

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but there has to be a better solution than this.

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In reply to Re: Re: How to make a module aware of where it is installed? by jaldhar
in thread How to make a module aware of where it is installed? by jaldhar

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