nerdopolis
November 26th, 2010, 05:00 PM
Hi.
Does anybody know of any file browsers out there that emulates running in chroot? I am trying to make a live cd that simplifies chroot for the user.
what I am looking for is that you specify a folder like /media/disk, and the file manager does not let the user go above /media/disk (so that they don't get confused), it shows /media/disk as /, and when the user executes a script from the file manager, it calls the script in chroot?
I can not install any stuff onto the chroot folder, as I can't assume the package manager, and I can't assume the package manager is in a working state, so thats why I need such a weird file manager.
If not I'll probably end up creating a hashed up file manager with kdialog, shell scripts and FIFOs and sockets, which probably won't be that user friendly...
Does anybody know of any file browsers out there that emulates running in chroot? I am trying to make a live cd that simplifies chroot for the user.
what I am looking for is that you specify a folder like /media/disk, and the file manager does not let the user go above /media/disk (so that they don't get confused), it shows /media/disk as /, and when the user executes a script from the file manager, it calls the script in chroot?
I can not install any stuff onto the chroot folder, as I can't assume the package manager, and I can't assume the package manager is in a working state, so thats why I need such a weird file manager.
If not I'll probably end up creating a hashed up file manager with kdialog, shell scripts and FIFOs and sockets, which probably won't be that user friendly...