sandbox-simplify(1) [osx man page]

SANDBOX-SIMPLIFY(1)					    BSD General Commands Manual 				       SANDBOX-SIMPLIFY(1)

NAME

     sandbox-simplify -- simplify a sandbox profile created by a trace directive

SYNOPSIS

     sandbox-simplify file ...

DESCRIPTION

     When a profile contains a trace directive such as

	  (trace "trace.sb")

     the sandboxed process will be allowed to perform any operation, and a rule will be appended to the trace profile allowing access to any
     resource that would have otherwise been denied.

     The sandbox-simplify command processes a profile produced by a trace directive and outputs a simplified profile suitable for human inspec-
     tion.

Mac OS X							  August 5, 2010							  Mac OS X

sandbox.conf(5) 					    Linux System Administration 					   sandbox.conf(5)

NAME

       sandbox.conf - user config file for the SELinux sandbox

DESCRIPTION

       When  running sandbox with the -C argument, it will be confined using control groups and a system administrator can specify how the sandbox
       is confined.

       Everything after "#" is ignored, as are empty lines.  All arguments should be separated by and equals sign ("=").

       These keywords are allowed.

	      NAME   The name of the sandbox control group.  Default is "sandbox".

	      CPUAFFINITY
		     Which cpus to assign sandbox to.  The default is ALL, but users can specify a comma-separated list with dashes ("-") to  rep-
		     resent ranges.  Ex: 0-2,5

	      MEMUSAGE
		     How  much	memory to allow sandbox to use.  The default is 80%.  Users can specify either a percentage or a value in the form
		     of a number followed by one of the suffixes K, M, G to denote kilobytes, megabytes or gigabytes  respectively.   Ex:  50%	or
		     100M

	      CPUUSAGE
		     Percentage  of  cpu sandbox should be allowed to use.  The default is 80%.  Specify a value followed by a percent sign ("%").
		     Ex: 50%

SEE ALSO

       sandbox(8)

AUTHOR

       This manual page was written by Thomas Liu <tliu@fedoraproject.org>

sandbox.conf							     June 2010							   sandbox.conf(5)