In message <v6vh3nzfkm.fsf@kechara.flame.org>, Michael Graff writes:
>This sort of scares me...

>Can users mount filesystems with setuid-ok status?

I believe a user-mounted filesystem always has everything owned by the user
mounting.

>Can users overlay /usr?

Summary:  You can mount a filesystem only if:
	1.  You have all needed permissions on the device.
	2.  You own the mount point.

Personally, I like this feature, and I'd like to see an rc.conf or similar
setting for it, because I hate having local-color sysctl's.

-s