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Lamar Owen <lamar.owen@wgcr.org> writes:
> Such as /usr/sbin on a Linux FSSTND-compliant system (such as RedHat).  In
> fact, I may just do that with the RPM distribution (after consulting with RedHat
> on the issue).

Actually, I would even advocate what GNU configure calls the "libexec"
directory---a directory like /usr/lib/emacs/i386-linux, which has
movemail and a couple of other things that aren't meant to be run by
users, but invoked by other programs.

Mike.