- 1.10 11OCT94

Now the utils are a bit safer... They cannot be used as a trojan horse any
more, I think... Reason: now all paths are fully qualified, and there is
a config.h file where you can specify the installation path INSTPATH. This
should be a non-mortal access location only. 

Use of this utility on your own risk. No guarantees, as usual.

- 1.00 13SEP94

These are simple utilities to allow users to mount a file system on
CD and floppy-disks. In special they work by applying a privileged wrapper
around the actual mount call.

Programs:	cdmount, fd0mount, fd1mount
Purpose:	mount the devices /dev/cd0, /dev/fd0 and /dev/fd1 on the
		mount-points /cd0, /fd0 and /fd1, resp. All three programs
		apply the '-o user' to assure some safety. 

For floppies there is some autodetection of filesystem and rw-status,
this is achieved by trying successively mounting with '-t ext2', 
'-t msdos', '-t minix', and if all fails, a second round to with '-o ro'
is tried to mount readonly.

Programs:	cdumount, fd0umount, fd1umount
Purpose:	umount the cd and floppies

Note: a user cannot write to a disk unless it has been chowned to him.
Only root can do this, thus the utilities fd0chown and fd1chown are
supplied. Attention! These utilities bear certain security drawbacks,
as users can gain access to all floppies they get into their hands.
The sysadm should decide to provide those utilities or not.

Programs:	fd0chown, fd1chown
Purpose:	chown the mount-point-directory if there is a floppy
		mounted to the user calling the utility. That makes the
		floppy user-writeable. Needs to be called once per medium
		and persists the umount. Not applicable to msdos-floppies.


INSTALLATION:   just su and type 'Install'. That's it. If you don't trust
		me, read through the code before. It's quite simple
		and works for me since some months.

My address in case of any problems:

	Karsten Steffens	
	karsten@kshome.ruhr.de
