"John C. Hayward" <John.C.Hayward@wheaton.edu> writes:
> I have a suid program called fmount and fumount for mouting floppies to a
> directory we have called /a:.  Students can mount their msdos floppies.

Why bother with that? mount already lets non-root users use it.

> In general allowing non root users to mount netbsd floppies introduces
> some security issues (user mounts the floppy with their own suid program
> ...)

Ah, but if mount is used by a non-root user this isn't an issue -- try 
it out... :)

Perry