Re: running php-gtk app securely - a suggestion

Sven Siwek wrote: > > I am right now in front of the same problem. A few minutes ago I got > embeder working for me ( > http://wildphp.free.fr/wiki/doku.php?id=win32std:embeder ) > > That nice little program puts all of your php-scripts inside an exe. > You do start that exe like any other exe you have. > > I downloaded the source and php-bin and php-source and compiled the > embeder (php 5.1.6) myself. > > The whole package php 5.1.6 with gtk2zeta and my application do work > very happly together. > > Next step is using blenc to encrypt the sources... > I was looking at the embeder (and bcompiler) today too! So you actually got this to work! Would you mind share a bit more? Anything to watch out for in the compilation? Out of curiosity, I have been researching on this topic for a while. Have seen people mentioned about bcompiler before. But I'm never heard people mention embeder before. I only got to know about this today because of Andr?'s mention about win32std in another post. Why? Why the so few mention of this tool? I was just wondering if we have bcompiler and emberder, why do people still "complain" about php-gtk2 not being able to be compiled and distributed easily? Why do people still need to wait for compilers like Roadsend when everything's available now? By the way, has anybody any success using bcompiler on php-gtk2 scripts? I've seen people said it worked with php-gtk, but not with php-gtk2... Regards, /kksou -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/running-php-gtk-app-securely---a-suggestion-tf2393289.html#a6682819 Sent from the Php - GTK - General mailing list archive at Nabble.com.