Chris Hartjes wrote:
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M: I hope SourceGuardian/Zend Safeguard does the trick but hope that
you can find other ways to make money rather than relying on people
never figuring out what you are doing. It's ironic that you are
benefiting from an open source application but trying to hide
Thank you very much, I will consider trying / buying Source Guardian.
M.
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All I was saying was that *I* don't see the point in worrying about
that sort of stuff. To use your analogy of the locked house: if I
don't think there is anything worth stealing I won't worry if someone
breaks in. All the stuff I think is valuable is locked up in the
safest place I can think
On Sun, 3 Sep 2006 14:01:18 -0400, Chris Hartjes wrote:
..snipped a whole load of common sense..
On a related note, never ask the 'obfustication' question in #php. I've
seen other people do it, and the outcome is not pretty.
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On Sun, 3 Sep 2006 14:01:18 -0400, Chris Hartjes wrote:
..snipped a whole load of common sense..
On a related note, never ask the 'obfustication' question in #php. I've
seen other people do it, and the outcome is not pretty.
Unless you read
You could try Zend Guard. Make sure you only obfuscate you app/ folder.
The source for everything in the cake/ directory must be provided
as-is. Not sure how it works and never used it tho.
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Make sure you only obfuscate you app/ folder. The source for everything in the cake/ directory must be provided
Afaik this isn't the case with the MIT license used for CakePHP.
However, if it would be true, all php files with the MIT license notice
on top inside the app folder (~
M.,
I'm curious as to why you want to obfuscate your project? Personally,
I don't think that you gain anything by obsfucating your PHP code.
Why? I'd rather spend my time and effort on other things and not
worrying about people stealing something I've built. Given the number
of tools
That is flawed logic Chris. That is like saying why put a lock on your
house if there is lock picking kits available and people that can pick
your lock in 10 seconds. Because a lock on your house will prevent
99.9% of the people from breaking in. Besides if you are in the
business of making
