$OpenBSD: patch-doc_index_html,v 1.1 2001/09/06 00:05:30 heko Exp $
--- doc/index.html.orig	Mon Jul 23 16:40:22 2001
+++ doc/index.html	Wed Aug 29 16:28:17 2001
@@ -50,7 +50,7 @@ CD-Rchive is run.  With the exception of
 once settings are made they can be used over and over without any need to change.
 <BR><BR>
 <A NAME="atapicd"></A>
-CD_Rchive assumes a SCSI CD Writer is being used and searches for available SCSI devices on startup.  OpenBSD sees ATAPI devices as SCSI devices.  See the atapiscsi(4) man page for technical details.  
+CD-Rchive assumes a SCSI CD Writer is being used and searches for available SCSI devices on startup.  OpenBSD sees ATAPI devices as SCSI devices.  See the atapiscsi(4) man page for technical details.  
 <BR><BR>
 Before using for the first time, please read the <A HREF="overview.html">Data Overview</A> and
 <A HREF="audio.html">Audio Overview</A> sections.  
@@ -61,7 +61,25 @@ data in the pre-mastering stage can save
 I wrote this for my own convenience, to replace script files whose contents I could never
 remember and had to read every time I wanted to use.
 <BR><BR>
-I hope you find it usefull.
+I hope you find it useful.
+<BR><BR>
+<B>Caveats</B>:-
+<BR>
+You probably need to have a disc in your CD devices for CD-Rchive to properly 
+detect them.
+<BR>
+CD-Rchive for OpenBSD uses cdrecord(1), vnconfig(8), and mount(8).
+Because of this, unprivileged users on your system may have problems
+using CD-Rchive.  You should evaluate how allowing users to run
+CD-Rchive on your system fits into your security requirements.
+CD-Rchive makes no special attempt to allow users to run cdrecord,
+vnconfig and mount, as security requirements vary greatly from system 
+to system.
+<BR>
+Don't forget to uncheck the "DUMMY WRITE" checkbox on the "Advanced" page
+when you are ready to burn a disc.
+<BR><BR>
+<B>Enjoy :)</B>
 <BR><BR>
 <A HREF="overview.html">Data CD Overview</A>
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