Re: [PHP] Protecting My PHP Code From: Alex Black (enigma <email protected>)
Date: 12/28/00

> That's one thing I like about PHP over Perl.. that the results are what show
> up, so the code itself is hidden.

since when can you read a cgi script without full access to the server?

now I don't happen to love perl for web development, but that's a different
conversation :)

-a

> Terry
>
>> From: cmoewes <email protected>
>> Reply-To: cmoewes <email protected>
>> Date: Thu, 28 Dec 2000 09:31:52 -0600
>> To: Salman Ahmed <statbat <email protected>>, php-general <email protected>
>> Cc: PHP-General <php-general <email protected>>
>> Subject: Re: [PHP] Protecting My PHP Code
>>
>> The main thing to consider is that unless they have access to the
>> server and the script itself, no one can 'steal' your code, since it
>> is processed on the server the only thing users will see is the
>> results of your code. So if you are worried about people saying
>> "That's cool, how did they do that" you can't see the code. But if
>> people have access to the server they can see it.
>>
>
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