On Tue, Jun 23, 2009 at 2:02 AM, Sandip Ransing wrote:
> Marven, Thanks for your reply !
> I think, you missunderstood what i am saying.
> Let me explain little deep.
> Suppose, I have rails application as a product,
> I wanted to deploy it for many clients.
> They have their own servers.
> What m
Sandip,
I never used it myself but http://www.rubyencoder.com/ seems to be what
you're looking for. It's not free but is not that expensive and they
have a free trial.
Would you mind giving some feedback on the forum if you try it?
Paolo
Sandip Ransing wrote:
> Marven, Thanks for your reply
What you're attempting here is equivalent to a DRM system; or in
simpler terms, giving someone a lock and the key and expecting that
the lock will provide protection.
The code's got to be run somehow, and if the clients control the
server, they can get at it. Encrypted source files can be capture
Sandip Ransing wrote:
> Marven,
If you're going to use my name, please spel it correctly. :)
> Thanks for your reply !
>
> I think, you missunderstood what i am saying.
>
> Let me explain little deep.
> Suppose, I have rails application as a product,
> I wanted to deploy it for many clients.
Marven, Thanks for your reply !
I think, you missunderstood what i am saying.
Let me explain little deep.
Suppose, I have rails application as a product,
I wanted to deploy it for many clients.
They have their own servers.
What make me sure that code is not exposed.
What are your views ???
Th
Sandip Ransing wrote:
> Hello All,
>
> I wanted to know your views on how rails application code can be secured
> while deployment.
Just make sure no one can gain unauthorized access to the server. (That
includes setting things up with proper permissions, decent
passwords...you get the idea.)
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