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Posted by J.O. Aho on 02/08/07 09:01
hjasrewqq@gmail.com wrote:
>> The reason for which is?
>
> I.P. Security :-)
>
>> 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
>
> Yes, that is what I was hoping for and will make my day happier
> (ideally a working solution -- the Magic is optional)
Why not go C/C++ directly, and it will be faster than using one language to
decode and then next to parse the code and you get the code protection too.
Of course the code can be disassembled, but that is also possible with the
zend/sourceguardian too.
> Perhaps someone else out there who has worked with such concept in my
> OP might be able to give me a working method to encrypt PHP at the
> Apache server level, with *hopefuly* as minimal heavy lifting as
> possible and free.
I'm doubtful about that, but take a look at freshmeat.net
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//Aho
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