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Subject: Protecting Code in PHP
hi all,

how to protect my code in PHP? i put my code in public domain and i don't want to

anybody to open the code ...it's on Linux any a person who got right only can

open..but i don't even want to take that takes place. i know there are so many

encoders available i can encode the code with that....but i want to know whether

any mechanism is available with PHP itself so taht it can decode the encoded code

by itself... pls help me..
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but how to decode the code script which is encoded by zend encoder...??? is there any way other than zend encoder which is along with php itself/.....pls help
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The file would be readable by other Zend products, such as the Encoder or the Studio. The .php file (encrypted) would still run under the normal PHP engine (actually, it would see a 30 to 40% increase in speed!).
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The file would be readable by other Zend products, such as the Encoder or the Studio. The .php file (encrypted) would still run under the normal PHP engine (actually, it would see a 30 to 40% increase in speed!).


Thats not true Dr Groove, you need Zend Optimizer to run encoded files, http://www.zend.com/store/products/zend-optimizer.php
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Thats not true Dr Groove, you need Zend Optimizer to run encoded files, http://www.zend.com/store/products/zend-optimizer.php



True, but the add-on is free... I guess I should have just said 'it won't cost users anything to run encoded PHP files'. My bad.
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