Description of problem:

When you mount an ISO image using 'sudo mount -o loop image.iso /media/cdrom',
you are not given read access to the loop file representing the image
(/dev/loopX).  volname /dev/loopX should return the volume name of the mounted
image, like you would get for a mounted physical CD (/dev/hdX).  In order to
work around this, I 'sudo chown myuser /dev/loopX'.  This is important in order
to install software from ISO images in Wine, which reads the volume name in
order to handle media switching.


Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):

Fedora Core 6

How reproducible:

Always.


Steps to Reproduce:
1. sudo mount -o loop image.iso /media/cdrom
2. volname /dev/loopX

where X is the actual loop device number.
  
Actual results:

No volume name is available because of insufficient permissions.

Expected results:

This should be able to give the volume name of the image, just as though it were
a physical CD device.

Extra information:

I marked this as a bash component, but I'm really not sure what component it
should be.