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Posted by Rik on 02/08/07 00:33
<hjasrewqq@gmail.com> wrote:
> Thank you all so far, and thank you for the referrals and worthy ideas
> - but to re-clairfy my OP and expressed needs, beyond encryption
> features of PHP itself and non-encryption techniques to mix-up or
> 'obfucate' source code ---- I am Expressley looking for any and all
> non-commercial methods to fully hide & encrypt PHP code, like
> commercial applications zend.com & sourceguardian.com do.
The reason for which is?
> Thank you,
> but I am more looking for someone who has prior experience using what
> I am looking for. I would ideally like to do this without re-
> configuring Apache on any public server, like sourceguardian.com and I
> believe zend.com accomdiates/does, ideally) :-)
Well, some code has to unencrypt it. If not (a modextension of) the
webserver or PHP itself, another language like Perl or something. Nothing
get's unencrypted magically :P
--
Rik Wasmus
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