Re: What about perlcc?

[Augusto Flavio]

Hi

>> did you pay attention to ANY of the answers?
Yes, I pay attention in all answers.

>> have you read the FAQ?
I read the FAQ too.


The biggest problem is my libraries. When i tried
compiling i received this error:

/usr/bin/perlcc: Compiling to shared libraries is
currently disabled


Can i enable this option in perlcc? Is it possible?


Thanks!


Augusto Flavio

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Re: What about perlcc?

[Randal L. Schwartz]

> "Augusto" == Augusto Flavio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

Augusto> What i do?!

Unless you're not the same person who asked this question earlier here,
my question to you is:

did you pay attention to ANY of the answers?
have you read the FAQ?

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What about perlcc?

[Augusto Flavio]

Hi!


I worked in a company that had a program wrote in
perl-cgi. The methodology of software is like the
Astaro linux (astaro.com). 

I talked with a developer of project and he told me
that the perlcc was used to hide the source code.

I'm working in a similar software and i have the same
question. Can i use the perlcc for this? Is it the
best way to hide the source code? 

Once i tried using the perlcc to compile some libs
(.so) and i wasn't successful in it because the perlcc
doesn't support sharing libraries. 


What i do?!


Thanks!



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Re: hide source code 2 - online game

[David Dorward]

On Sat, Jun 18, 2005 at 09:21:55PM -0400, Luinrandir Insight wrote:

> my web host's cgi-bin is password protected.
> is this enough to hide my perl-cgi code that makes the HTML pages?
> the player files are in the same dir as the cgi code.
> I have an online game, so I don't want people to cheat.

Do the players have access to the server other than through http?  If
you request one of the player files over http, what do you get?
 
As a general rules, any data files should be kept out of the web root
entirely.

> now I am hearing that PHP is the way to go for maximum hacker
> protection...  comments?

Err... "Ha!"? (Code is only secure as the person who writes it, I find
it rather harder to write secure code in PHP, it doesn't come with
such sane features as, for example, DBI bind variables.)

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hide source code 2 - online game

[Luinrandir Insight]

Speak of hiding code
my web host's cgi-bin is password protected.
is this enough to hide my perl-cgi code that makes the HTML pages?
the player files are in the same dir as the cgi code.
I have an online game, so I don't want people to cheat.

now I am hearing that PHP is the way to go for maximum hacker protection...
comments?

Lou


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