default SUID for umount (un-mount) may be incorrect

[the-moog]

As it is required for systemd --user mount units, I think the default configuration for permission hardening of
umount should be in the same file as mount in the file /etc/permission-hardener.d/25_default_whitelist_mount.conf.

It's bugged me for ages why network mounts can't restart. Just realised why.

Also (not sure what it's supposed to be) but in the same file, I see mode 745 on mount which means group members can't execute it but anybody else can. Surely it should be 755 or 744? I assume this is as shipped as I've never changed it?

[adrelanos]

Ok, seems logical to treat mount and umount the same way.

, I see mode 745 on mount which means group members can't execute it but anybody else can.

Everyone includes group members. Therefore very minor issue.

Surely it should be 755 or 744?

755 seems good.

[adrelanos]

See #285