On Wednesday 07 June 2006 13:38, jm at jmason.org wrote:
> > 2) How exactly does virtualisation preserve your important data?
>> By emulating a separate machine, you can keep part of your data
> inaccessible, even to "root" on the other machine.
As a matter of interest, is it possible - without virtualisation -
to restrict access through apache/httpd to a given partition?
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