Seems that on iX86 boxes, apm only allows a user to snooze a system if the binary is SUID root (which it's not, by default, on Debian). pmud's /sbin/snooze, however, allows anyone to suspend the system. This seems like a way to a local DOS, though only desktop systems would be using pmud. I noticed this because KDE's klaptopdaemon checks for the SUID bit before allowing certain options to be used.
Is this worth reporting to the BTS or not? Frank
