Monday, January 5, 2009

Re: Can i compile the PHP webpage instead of leaving the source code on the server?

I do like the Mac address and license thing,
but the encryption with ioncube sounds more flexible and less work, i
don't care if the website is copied by users, it have many
dependencies and will be useless.
I only care if it can be open to read ! , inocube sounds like a
winner.

On Jan 5, 7:48 pm, The_Saint <danielzuid...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Jan 5, 3:49 pm, Mathew <nfoscar...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> > If your trying to protect an algorithm then you could store the source
> > code for the algorithm in a text file that is encrypted with a key
> > from a license file. Design your license file to include the Mac
> > address. That should be good enough for most cases. They would have to
> > crack your encryption, the license file and decompile the source code.
>
> Mac address would be a real pain. Especially if clients want to change
> their server. Or a new network card. What if it runs on a webhoster?
> I would advise ioncube. ok, It doesn't optimise. But it will be
> encrypted. You do need to add the ioncube package to your code.
> x-cart.com uses it for their trial version, for example.
> It comes with a licence key file creation system.
>
> Daniel
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