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By dr.denis, 10 years ago, translation, In English

Hello everyone!
How do I use the console, run file file.exe with rules. i need rules, where file.exe can only
1) Read from "input.txt"
2) write to "output.txt"

I need it becouse, user can send program with "shoutdoun, or reboot".
If in Windows it is impossible, how to do it on ubuntu

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file <input.txt >output.txt

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On linux, try this: https://github.com/daveho/EasySandbox

Don't worry about "shoutdoun" command:

shoutdoun

zsh: command not found: shoutdoun

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P/S: in ubuntu, user can run shutdown or reboot iff that user has permission (default, just root account has this)

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You must create a file called "input.txt" and other "output.txt" int the same place that you have the program file.exe. I recommend use ideone.com or compile the program on Sublime Text, even i did not understood your question and my answer may be wrong i just want likes please :D

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