Hi Monks!
I wonder if you know of any good sandbox environment (would be fine it would be available for Debian Lenny but ok if available for Linux, or even Windows).
(Was thinking of as an alternative to do it in a chroot environment).
Eplanation: I think of it as follows: Sandbox = Environment which has limited access to the "filesystem/system ressources" so that a very harmful (programming) failure could not kill the complete OS ...
Would be nice if you shared your knowledge about something useful.

btw: I got a root server which i could use to install the "sandbox" on and access it from anywhere e.g. via. ssh.
Seen something that uses Java Runtime Environment at a online school
Update: I found a thread already but it is from 2001:
Perl sandbox ...
Update: Virtualization is no real alternative for me since i got only 1 GB RAM on the server ...

Thanks in Advance
MH

In reply to Perl or programming "Sandbox" any suggestions? by matze77

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