| From: "Ben Ramsey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
|
| There's the Zend Encoder, which is fairly expensive. However, I suppose
| you could use the base64_encode function to do what you want:
| http://us2.php.net/manual/en/function.base64-encode.php. My idea is
| that you could create a script that would read in your PHP scripts using
| the filesystem functions. Then, it would encode the data it reads in
| and write it back to the PHP script. The PHP script, however, wouldn't
| execute, but it would be protected from prying eyes. Then, you would
| create a script that would read that file back in and decode it so you
| could work on it. I guess this is what you want.
|
|
| Don Myers wrote:
| > Howdy, I am looking for a simple way to encode my PHP files from snooping
| > eyes. Not a MD5 Encryption or anything but a simple base64 or something. I
| > want to scare off the casual server snooper that know very little about PHP
| > but has access to the web directory for other reasons.
| >
| > D Myers
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Waste of time....
1) A person with access to Your webroot WITHOUT PHP skills ?
- who could that person be, server administrator?
i hope he's pretty familiar with PHP, otherwise he would't
have access.
2) Anyway, if the person has actually knows very little about
PHP, then your files looks very crypted for him already.
3) There is no simple solution... too much effort for so little.
and besides, if "The Person" is root, he is most likely able to
see your files anyway !!
4) If you think that "the person" could be someone else than root
move your pages to another webspace provider....
=d0Mi=
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