From: Michael Gebhart <mail@...>
Date: 2005-07-12T08:45:50+09:00
Subject: installation of files

Hi,

I have written a program, which has several files. Now my question is,
where to install all these files. 

Normally all files are installed in e.g.
/usr/lib/ruby/1.8/site_ruby/programname/. But when the files are installed
in site_ruby, they are accessable by every other program. This is not
needed, because these files are no libraries. My program simply is split
in several files. Shouldn�t program files be installed in /usr/bin? Or
maybe installing the files to: /usr/local/programname? 

Programs written in C are linked to one binary and installed to /usr/bin.
This isn�t possible with ruby. I�ve heard, that there are tools for
making one ruby file, out of several ruby files. (rake) 

But this isn�t what I am looking for. 

What is the official target for such files, which are not libraries and
shouldn�t be accessed by any other program? 

Greetings

Mike