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Q: What is WinJail?
A: WinJail is a full chroot/jail implemenation for Windows.
It provides ability to specify chroot points for every drive separately. It
provides way to chroot() such application or whole environment for user or group.
One of significant benefits is WinJail able to use copy-on-write technique
for system files, so you don't need to copy whole windows folder for jail
point to run; all files will be copied on demand transparently.
Q: Why I need to use WinJail?
A: There is good way to be sure your application works only in specific location.
Q: What WinJail means "chroot/jail point"?
A: Jail points for certain application are new roots for your drives; so
you can "describe" whole system disk as such sub-folder; and all
applications were chroot'ed will run with that copy in the same manner
as with whole drive before.
Q: What are the WinJail requirements?
A: Pentium capable processor, 128MB RAM, 15MB free disk space, see requirements and features for details.
Q: Which operating systems are supported?
A: Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows 2003 and Windows Vista.
Q: Does WinJail support Windows 2003 Appliance Edition?
A: Yes, directly.
Q: What kind of software is WinJail?
A: WinJail is a general purpose software; you able to use to chroot any application,
beginning from IIS and ending with MS Outlook or MS IE.
Q: How to send you a bug report?
A: Please, take a look here.
Q: Are there any compatibility problems for WinJail?
A: WinJail has no compatibility problems now. But we appreciate to know any possible problems you may occur.
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