diff --git a/perl.yaml b/perl.yaml
index e2680b5..579fe34 100644
--- a/perl.yaml
+++ b/perl.yaml
@@ -31,24 +31,27 @@ data:
         minimal:
             rpms:
                 - perl
-    filter:
+    buildopts:
         rpms:
-            # This is provided by MBR, we do not need any different content
-            # there, not providing it will preserve MBR's NEVRA and that's
-            # good for dependend modules.
-            - perl-srpm-macros
+            macros: |
+                %_without_perl_enables_groff 1
+                %_without_perl_enables_syslog_test 1
+                %_without_perl_enables_systemtap 1
+                %_without_perl_enables_tcsh 1
+                %_without_perl_Compress_Bzip2_enables_optional_test 1
+                %_without_perl_CPAN_Meta_Requirements_enables_optional_test 1
+                %_without_perl_IPC_System_Simple_enables_optional_test 1
+                %_without_perl_LWP_MediaTypes_enables_mailcap 1
+                %_without_perl_Module_Build_enables_optional_test 1
+                %_without_perl_Perl_OSType_enables_optional_test 1
+                %_without_perl_Pod_Perldoc_enables_tk_test 1
+                %_without_perl_Software_License_enables_optional_test 1
+                %_without_perl_Sys_Syslog_enables_optional_test 1
+                %_without_perl_Test_Harness_enables_optional_test 1
+                %_without_perl_URI_enables_Business_ISBN 1
     components:
         rpms:
-            # We need to build all (as in perl-bootstrap) RPM packages again
-            # because only those built from this module definition will get
-            # into the module compose.
-            # This perl-srpm-macros build must have higher NEVRA than a build
-            # from perl-bootstrap and must be built first.
-            perl-srpm-macros:
-                rationale: Control generating source packages.
-                ref: 2d2cd8711bd8ec5059308d85ca2fcc1fbbcf0aa2
-                buildorder: -1
-            # Then we can rebuild in a random order because we have all binary
+            # We can rebuild in a random order because we have all binary
             # packages available from perl-bootstrap.
             perl:
                 rationale: The Perl interpreter.