WinJail description
An easy to use, flexible and powerful mechanism to place your applications in safe environment, like Unix' chmod/jail commands.

WinJail is full implementation of chroot, with additional features like "copy-on-write" mechanism applied to chroot'ed files, additional registry based chroot, and more.

WinJail has templates that can be applied for all applications started from specific folder, or for applications with exact name "Foo.exe", and so, and these templates can be configured to apply it immediately as appropriate program becomes to start, even without reconfiguration of start point for that program.

Designed for effective host administration, WinJail provides the way to manage Windows impersonation techniques in conjunction with templates; each service or application now can be limited with a couple of credentials defined in template.

For example, all "Foo" programs might be placed to specific chroot but only if user "John" started it.

In addition, WinJail announces technology named "copy on write". To work with chroot'ed application, you need to copy all system content into jails, including windows, if system drive alsio chroot'ed. But forget about this with WinJail! When accessing such chroot'ed files for the first time, it will be copied automatically into jail.

To be sure the private data will not be copied, WinJail provides ability to mark certain folders as "private"; these specific folders won't be copied to jails.

Here are some key features of "WinJail":

· Spawn specific applications with jail
· Manage templates for applications
· Provide separation on per user/per group basis in templates
· Prepare jail environment with friendly interface
· With "copy on write" folders, make mangement of your chroot environment fast and user friendly.


Requirements:

· Any Pentium suitable processor
· 128 MB RAM
· 10 MB of hard-drive


Limitations:

· 30 days trial period