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chroot like function

 
 
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      28th Jul 2003
Is it Possable to build a chroot() like function using
the abID and ITEMIDLIST structures, wherein the context
in which a process runs ( this includes boundries to
inter process communication )can't be reversed. Once you
have executed one of the system calls (chroot or some new
new_sys_context {namespace} ),the process can't get back
from this jail? This would need to affect the current
process and all its child processes. I am attempting
to 'wrap' a non .NET application in a virtual execution
environment.

THNX!
marc-
 
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