Where does it say they are suid safe? What is different between a user mounting a NFS and a smbfs, why should normal users be able to do this?
My reply address is quite likely corrupt. Please mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] or [EMAIL PROTECTED] Andrew ______________________________ Reply Separator _________________________________ Subject: Bug#2045: smb[u]mount not suid root Author: "rob"@[EMAIL PROTECTED]@MAILGW at DECPostmaster Date: 19/12/95 9:39 AM Package: ksmbfs Version: 0.2.4-2 The `smbmount' and `smbumount' commands are supposed to be suid-safe so that normal users can mount and unmount SMB filesystems. Could the package please install these suid root, or perhaps at least query the user to see if they should be? If they are installed suid root, they should also probably go in /bin or /usr/bin rather than /sbin? I'd prefer /usr/bin, but either would be fine. Thanks. -- Robert Leslie [EMAIL PROTECTED]
