Re: How to encrypt php source code.
| From: | Jeff P | Date: | Mon, 08 Jan 2001 05:11:42 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: How to encrypt php source code. | ||
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> Isn't it possible for a PHP user to encrypt their source code, and the
> encrypted codes still can run on Linux server?
Nope - the PHP interpreter would have to decrypt
it. You *could* take the PHP process and dump it,
and undump it every time the page is hit, but I
really don't think you want to do this. Even
then, it's not encrypted, just difficult to read.
What's your goal? (Why do you need to encrypt
your source code?)
Realize that a surfer won't be able to read the
PHP files themselves -- only the output from PHP.
If you're concerned about getting the files onto
the server securely, use SSH/SCP. If you're
concerned about another user on the server reading
the raw files, your server isn't set up right. If
you're concerned about the sysadmins reading your
files, get your own box. =-)
best,
Jeff