Re: [PHP] protecting your php code from other peeping toms? From: ~~~i LeoNid ~~ (nux <email protected>)
Date: 10/15/01

On Sat, 13 Oct 2001 16:14:39 -0400 impersonator of matt <email protected>
(Matthew Loff) planted &I saw in php.general:
>
>Are there any open source efforts to clone the Zend PHP compiler, so
>that PHP scripts can be distributed in binary form?
>
I don't know of _common_ efforts in this direction. May be it is against
open php policy:) (if i do a pre-processOR [not open], it 'll cost half of
of zend's $$ - 1200/install:))

>There is already the Win32 PHP compiler intended for PHP+GTK scripts...
>
No much use if it is only for windows. What/where it is and how $$, btw?
In any case even it is exits for *unix also it should be in every PHP (say
4) installment, which is unlikely.

I would rather think of kind of _preprocessor_ , capable to load the code
and execute phps from memory via existing php processor. For that we need
to know some php internal/ way to effectively invoke this processor with a
given string (not file)
>>
>>Write CGI script in a compiled language, C, C++ or INTERCAL, and run it
>>from your PHP scripts.
>>
>Thats a possibility, if to consider it in conjunction with PHP. But
>better
>to do it other way around, i think: run CGI compiled (small) handler
>stuff
>first, and call your (effectively) compressed PHP from it, to take
>advantage of PHP speed and functionality.
>
>
i leonid 

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