Advice packaging jazip

[Peter S Galbraith <GalbraithP@dfo-mpo.gc.ca>]

jazip is an XForms tool to mount/umount jaz and zip disks.
I have a few questions I need to address in order to package it, and would
appreciate any advice.

1- what to use as a menu entry:

   the command usage is

       $ jazip [raw_scsi_device]

   Since a device is usually required as argument, what do I do for the
   `menu' entry?  Should I create a confile in /etc and a shell script
   that parses it?  Or should I create a jazipconfig script to do something
   like that (and what should it do?) 

   FYI: The default device is /dev/sda (defined at compile time).  Using
   the default is likely wrong on most SCSI systems, and correct with
   parallel Zips.  If you get it wrong, it's non-destructive.  e.g., on my
   system:

       # ./jazip /dev/sdb
       SEAGATE ST31230N        
       Unable to identify an IOMEGA drive on /dev/sdb

    
2- mount points:  

   The mount points for Zip and Jaz disks are hardwired as /zip and /jaz.
   Should the deb package create /zip and /jaz mount points?
   What if they already exist and aren't empty?
   This should be done in postinst, right?


3- suid:  

   jazip is usually suid root such that users can u/mount disks.
   Should I create a new jazip group to get around that?  I suppose it
   would need to own the raw scsi device and mount points, but I can play
   around with that to figure it out.

   Should this by done in a jazipconfig script?

4- Location:

   I plan to put jazip in /usr/X11R6/bin
   the mini-icon used in `menu' in /usr/X11R6/include/X11/pixmaps
   the support doc file needed by the binary in /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/jazip

   Okay?

   Should I put _all_ supplied icons in /usr/X11R6/include/X11/pixmaps ?
   Or in /usr/doc/jazip/icons ?

Thanks
Peter Galbraith <psg@debian.org>