Simon Burge <simonb@wasabisystems.com> writes:
>> Okay - if it needs to be in base, I agree /usr/sbin is better
>> then /usr/bin.
>
> Reading hier(7):
>
>      /usr/      contains the majority of the system utilities and files
>                 bin/      common utilities, programming tools, and applica-
>                                           tions
>                 sbin/     system daemons and system utilities (normally exe-
>                                           cuted by the super-user)
>
> /usr/bin would seem to me like the "most correct" place.

This isn't a common tool or application -- it is a system utility used
to generate a system config file.

Perry