[Mondo-devel] Mondo should be in sbin?

Sorry to intrude on the path issues here, but I have some additional input 
based on some recent problems I've had...

I agree with others that a standard user install should be in /usr/local, 
and a distro's package should install in /usr - this is typical - and it's 
not just a debian issue - I noticed your RPM packages install mondo in 
/usr/bin, not /usr/local/bin.

Either way - my problem is that it installs into /usr/bin or 
/usr/local/bin. I think it should be in "sbin" instead.

Case in point: bin is in the path of non-root users.
When I run mondo-archive as non-root - I get the following:
mkdir: cannot chdir to directory, '/root': Permission denied
/usr/bin/mondo-archive: $LOGFILE: ambiguous redirect
/usr/bin/mondo-archive: '/var/log/mondo-archive.log: Permission denied

You really need to be root to run this program - the default isodir is 
/root/images/mondo. You also need to be root to write to /var/log.

BTW - this isn't even trying to run a backup... This is running 
"mondo-archive --help" as non-root! Looking at the source - just using the 
help flag will cause all sorts of things to happen...

Anyway, IMHO, a program that is used for system administration, and should 
only be run by root, needs to be in sbin.

~Jonathan