Autorun not allowed for USB memory stick

Hi,

I was trying to setup an autorun script to load my private keys from USB
flash memory, but I'm simply not allowed.

I have narrowed it down to the "noexec" flag being set when mounted by
the Gnome Volume Manger (Gnome v2.16) but haven't been able to change
its default behavior.

Any hints are greatly appreciated.
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