SunOS 5.7 rmmount, no nosuid.

[yes () ALLEVIL CAMPUS LUTH SE (Jonas Stahre)]

The man-page for rmmount under SunOS 5.7 says:

     File systems mounted by rmmount  are always mounted with the
     nosuid  flag  set,  thereby  disabling  set-uid programs and
     access to block or character devices in  that  file  system.

...this is unfortunately wrong.

All you have to do to get root-privileges is to insert a floppy/cdrom with
a setuid shell and a volcheck and an evil grin later you have a root
prompt.

There is a workaround that fix the problem, just add these lines to your
/etc/rmmount.conf:

mount hsfs -o nosuid
mount ufs -o nosuid

(I've also heard that using a SunOS 5.6 rmmount binary would fix the
problem, but I haven't tried it myself.)

I have only tested this on Ultra5 with floppies on SunOS 5.7, but I am
pretty sure it works on all SunOS 5.7 machines (with floppy and/or cdrom).

  /Jonas Stahre

PS.  Yes, I've talked to Sun about this some time ago. So I have gone
     through the proper channels.
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