[ale] Using smbmount?

[geary]

 I got what is probably an easy set of ques.  I am trying to allow 
non-root users to mount a Win NT 4.0 Server share in their home dir.  
I have gotten so far as having suid'ed smbmount and users can mount 
their shares as needed.  Now there are 2 probs.  One is that they
can't get into the mount point because its permissions jump to 
'd---------' as soon as the mount happens.  I've tried various 
combinations of the -f and -d options with no change.  Using the 
'-u <user-id>' doesn't help cuz a non-root user still can't access 
to a 000 dir even if they own it.  The second problem that I think I 
have a solution to, is how do I give these users permission to umount 
their shares?  I have suid'ed smbumount but I can't figure out how to 
address the shares.  It always says that the share is not a Samba 
share unless it is umount'ed as root w/ 'umount /unix/mount/point'.  
I am sorry if the last ques is a true RTFM type ques but I just 
couldn't get 'smbumount /unix/mount/point' or 'smbumount //win/share' 
to work for an unpriviledged user.
   thank for any guidance you can give,
      -geary
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