scstadmin.spec: Fix RPM build errors #153
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This patch fixes RPM build errors caused by incorrect file paths:
RPM build errors:
File must begin with "/": %{perl_vendorlib}/SCST
File must begin with "/": %{perl_vendorarch}/auto/SCST_SCST
For some reasons, the perl_vendorlib and perl_vendorarch variables may
not be defined by default on newer RHEL systems.
Therefore, assign the variables explicitly to avoid these errors.
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This patch fixes RPM build errors caused by incorrect file paths:
RPM build errors:
File must begin with "/": %{perl_vendorlib}/SCST
File must begin with "/": %{perl_vendorarch}/auto/SCST_SCST
For some reasons, the perl_vendorlib and perl_vendorarch variables may not be defined by default on newer RHEL systems.
Therefore, assign variables explicitly to avoid these errors.