install rpm in $HOME path

[munna_dude]

hi all
how to specify the $HOME path in spec file,
to install the files in $HOME..

is it possible..
if yes,
please tell me the way..
am very glad to send an appropriate spec file..
coz, i read some spec file nobudy given the path of $HOME...

please help me

thank you in advance

[Jman]

Relocatable packages are possible however Fedora generally doesn't design rpm specs for doing so, not many people use it. I've never needed to install anything in a different place like this.

[munna_dude]

Originally Posted by Jman

Relocatable packages are possible however Fedora generally doesn't design rpm specs for doing so, not many people use it. I've never needed to install anything in a different place like this.

sorry the link not helpfull...
here is the sample spec file.. which i am trying to do...

Summary: GNU munna
Name: munna
Version: Beta
Release: FC7
Source0: %{name}-%{version}.tar.gz
License: GPL
Group  : Utilities/System
URL    : http://munna.com/
Packager: {%Packager}
%description
The GNU indent program reformats C code to any of a variety of
formatting standards, or you can define your own.
%prep
%setup -q
%build
make
%install
%clean
rm -rf %{buildroot}
%files 
/root/one/munna

please observe the bold text...
instead of /root/one/munna
i would like to give the path $HOME/one/munna... so that at the user level and root level
the rpm will be (munna exe ) install at that path...

means not the direct $HOME... is there any way to represent the &HOME apth..

please help me
thank you in advance