... and once your scripts, configuration files, etc. are documented in pod, pack everything as a perl module for easy distribution and installation, i.e.: 
# create a new module skeleton:
$ h2xs -AXn My::App
...
$ cd My-App

# remove unused lib directory and the module skeleton inside
$ rm -Rf lib

# create dirs for binaries and documentation
$ mkdir bin
$ mkdir pod

# and move your files there
$ mv .../my-scripts.pl bin
$ mv .../my-docs.pod pod

# recreate the MANIFEST
$ rm MANIFEST
$ perl Makefile.PL
$ make manifest

# and update the Makefile.PL to install the scripts
# and manual pages automatically:
$ vi Makefile.PL

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(read the documentation for EXE_FILES, MAN1POD and MAN3POD inside ExtUtils::MakeMaker). 
# test that everything works
$ perl Makefile.PL && make
$ su
root$ make install
$ man my-script

# and pack it
$ make dist

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In reply to Re^2: trying to create a man page by salva
in thread trying to create a man page by s_gaurav1091

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