I wonder if it’s ever possible to ‘secure’ wine; like for a user not being able to delete ‘explorer.exe’ or mess with the dll’s.
I’ve heard of apparmor (i’m running ubuntu), and chroot.
What would be the best method ?
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I wonder if it’s ever possible to ‘secure’ wine; like for a user not being able to delete ‘explorer.exe’ or mess with the dll’s.
I’ve heard of apparmor (i’m running ubuntu), and chroot.
What would be the best method ?
How about this: set the files to a different user (
chown), and set the “group” and “other” rights to “read only” (chmod 644).That way, the current user can only read the files, but not modify them.