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David Fleck wrote:
> Is there some other variable that can be set to ensure that the whole
> thing gets installed to /var/tmp?

No. There is no other variables for this.
This is one of many "stranges" (or bugs if you like) in perl build system.

I'd like to deal with them. But after bsd.perl.mk will be extracted. 
(PR/55515). I know, kuriyama@ is working with it now.

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