Sandboxie Multi-User Session Conflict (Same Box)

[Sabota171]

Sandboxie Multi-User Session Conflict (Same Box)
Hello friends, I am having a problem when trying to access the same box by different users (RDP system), using the rdp wrapper for connections on different users (locally) and when trying to use the same box on these different users I face the problem of not being able to manipulate this box, I cannot run any software on this box that is already being manipulated by another user
I don't know if there is any configuration for this, but I think of two possibilities
First: Using another independent sandboxie that is sandboxie2.ini, start2.exe and all the rest of the files. For example, the configuration of FileRootPath=C:\Sandbox\2\%SANDBOX% would be like this, while the other sandboxie would use the original files and the sandboxie.ini would be configured like this FileRootPath=C:\Sandbox\1\%SANDBOX%, so when running start2.exe it would use sandboxie2.ini and all the configuration defined in it, and when using start.exe it would use the sandboxie.ini and all the configuration defined in it. .
Another solution would be to have a parameter option for which folders the boxes are in e.g.
:"C:\Program Files\Sandboxie\Start.exe" /Folder:1/box:1 "C:\Windows\System32\notepad.exe"

 

[bastik-1001]

@DavidXanatos, is this a supported use case? If so, how to use the same box?

 

[offhub]

Please test the following settings in a sandbox. Note that all users will have shared access to the data stored in this sandbox. Furthermore, functions such as terminating processes are user-specific, meaning you cannot terminate processes initiated by other users.

[ExampleBox]

# Remove the %USER% variable or replace it with a fixed folder name. (e.g., SHARED)
FileRootPath=C:\Sandbox\SHARED\%SANDBOX%
IpcRootPath=\Sandbox\SHARED\%SANDBOX%\Session_%SESSION%
KeyRootPath=\REGISTRY\USER\Sandbox_SHARED_%SANDBOX%
# User profiles will be stored in the "drive\C\Users\<UserName>\..." location within the sandbox, rather than the separate "user\current\..." shared folder where they are saved by default.
SeparateUserFolders=n

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