Added bash heredocs with interpolation to create the config and init.d script
Switched Perl to use UNIX execution, so we don't need to care about Perl or not. This makes management much easier for scripts that actually need to do non-Perl stuff, like installing system modules. It would be possible to use system() calls to do this, but that's not really elegant, and Perl shouldn't be required. The oddity is some of the .sh files are Perl inside. So what? We should allow people to use whatever they can.
Use auto replace rather than copy, because in at least one case we depend on %{HOST} in the .sh files to initialize the distributed file system
Ooopsie. Don't assume Perl (although all implementations will likely use it)
Don't exit when determining the volume list