Fix get email for non-system-wide Perl installations #249
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When a user installs a local Perl version to run MisterHouse under instead of using the system-provided Perl, then the hardcoded Perl path at the shebang in get_email causes the module search path to be incorrect. /usr/bin/env perl properly solves this issue.
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Note: this needs to be extended to the other Perl scripts that are called by MisterHouse too. This is an initial pull request to enable users from other platforms to test it out. |
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Fix get email for non-system-wide Perl installations
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When a user installs a local Perl version to run MisterHouse under instead of using the system-provided Perl, then the hardcoded Perl path at the shebang in get_email causes the module search path to be incorrect.
properly solves this issue.
Related issues are #141 and #247.