Re: Re: Zend Encoder -> Zend Optimizer.

Erwin Kerk wrote:

Hi, Not any that i'm aware about. What you could do is write your own "php-obfuscator", thus making it hard to read the source. But any advanced php developer could reverse engineer that, so it is not a real "encoding" Erwin Vincent M. wrote:

It's already hard to read my source ;-) IonCube is made for me :-))) : http://www.ioncube.com/ A mail from them: --- Thanks for the email. Actually our system does what you want. Loaders have unique names, and the runtime loading feature checks the operating system type and php version to pick the required loader. Note that runtime loading requires safe mode to be disabled, which is often the case, and non-threadsafe PHP. Unix PHP builds usually are non-threadsafe, but windows PHP is threaded and so the loader must be installed in php.ini. This is because PHP doesn't implement the dl() function on thread safe builds. I hope this helps, and please us know if we can help further. --- Vincent.