The only good things I can think of (at the moment) about encrypting
templates are to:

(1) Make sure that clients who are unware of the decrypting tools don't
inavertenly or purposely make modificatios to your code.
(2) Make sure other ColdFusion developers sitting on a shared box cannot
(easily) view your code.
(3) Make sure that a webserver cannot display code in the case of a bug such
as the reveal source bugs in Microsoft's IIS server.

Can anyone else think of more good reasons to encrypt templates?

---mark

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