php to php obj

[John7481]

Hi All,

Is there any tool to convert the .php files into its object files in
deploying the files to other's server like java classes are deployed?

Thanks in advance

--AR

[Tim Tyler]

Re: php to php obj

John7481 <arjohn7481@hot mail.com> wrote or quoted:
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> Is there any tool to convert the .php files into its object files in
> deploying the files to other's server like java classes are deployed?[/color]

To what end?

Do you want a PHP obfuscator? They tend not to be needed - since the code
remains on the server.

Do you want a PHP squeezer? Again - since PHP remains on the server
that is of reduced importance.

PHP obfuscators and squeezers are out there - but what exactly
are you looking for?
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[Phil Roberts]

Re: php to php obj

With total disregard for any kind of safety measures Tim Tyler
<tim@tt1lock.or g> leapt forth and uttered:
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> John7481 <arjohn7481@hot mail.com> wrote or quoted:
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>> Is there any tool to convert the .php files into its object
>> files in deploying the files to other's server like java
>> classes are deployed?[/color]
>
> To what end?
>
> Do you want a PHP obfuscator? They tend not to be needed -
> since the code remains on the server.
>
> Do you want a PHP squeezer? Again - since PHP remains on the
> server that is of reduced importance.
>
> PHP obfuscators and squeezers are out there - but what exactly
> are you looking for?[/color]

I think he's asking for a way to compile PHP into it's raw bytecode
state in the way that Java class files are.

This isn't possible in PHP. But if you use an optimizer such as
Zend or Turck MMCache they achieve a similar result by caching the
interpreted code on the server.

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[John7481]

Re: php to php obj

I have to deploy the code to a 3rd party server and I dont want them
to access my php code. How this is possible?

--AR

Tim Tyler <tim@tt1lock.or g> wrote in message news:<Hn1yw0.29 J@bath.ac.uk>.. .[color=blue]
> John7481 <arjohn7481@hot mail.com> wrote or quoted:
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> > Is there any tool to convert the .php files into its object files in
> > deploying the files to other's server like java classes are deployed?[/color]
>
> To what end?
>
> Do you want a PHP obfuscator? They tend not to be needed - since the code
> remains on the server.
>
> Do you want a PHP squeezer? Again - since PHP remains on the server
> that is of reduced importance.
>
> PHP obfuscators and squeezers are out there - but what exactly
> are you looking for?[/color]

[Tim Tyler]

Re: php to php obj

John7481 <arjohn7481@hot mail.com> wrote or quoted:
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> I have to deploy the code to a 3rd party server and I dont want them
> to access my php code. How this is possible?[/color]

A PHP obfuscator is one possibility.

http://google.com/search?q="PHP+o bfuscator" seems to have a few of these.
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[Justin Koivisto]

Re: php to php obj

John7481 wrote:
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> Tim Tyler <tim@tt1lock.or g> wrote in message news:<Hn1yw0.29 J@bath.ac.uk>.. .
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>>John7481 <arjohn7481@hot mail.com> wrote or quoted:
>>
>>[color=darkred]
>>>Is there any tool to convert the .php files into its object files in
>>>deploying the files to other's server like java classes are deployed?[/color]
>>
>>To what end?
>>
>>Do you want a PHP obfuscator? They tend not to be needed - since the code
>>remains on the server.
>>
>>Do you want a PHP squeezer? Again - since PHP remains on the server
>>that is of reduced importance.
>>
>>PHP obfuscators and squeezers are out there - but what exactly
>>are you looking for?[/color]
>
> I have to deploy the code to a 3rd party server and I dont want them
> to access my php code. How this is possible?
>
> --AR
>[/color]

You may want to look at Zend Encoder:

http://www.zend.com/store/products/zend-encoder.php

Also of some interest may be Zend SafeGuard Site:

http://www.zend.com/store/products/zend-safeguard-suite.php

I do not know how they work (or if they do), what the specifics on
support are, or if there are any opensource alternatives.

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[John7481]

Re: php to php obj

Thank you all for your valuable suggestions.

--AR

Phil Roberts <philrob@HOLYfl atnetSHIT.net> wrote in message news:<Xns941AC7 90A2707philrobe rts@216.166.71. 242>...[color=blue]
> With total disregard for any kind of safety measures Tim Tyler
> <tim@tt1lock.or g> leapt forth and uttered:
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> > John7481 <arjohn7481@hot mail.com> wrote or quoted:
> >[color=darkred]
> >> Is there any tool to convert the .php files into its object
> >> files in deploying the files to other's server like java
> >> classes are deployed?[/color]
> >
> > To what end?
> >
> > Do you want a PHP obfuscator? They tend not to be needed -
> > since the code remains on the server.
> >
> > Do you want a PHP squeezer? Again - since PHP remains on the
> > server that is of reduced importance.
> >
> > PHP obfuscators and squeezers are out there - but what exactly
> > are you looking for?[/color]
>
> I think he's asking for a way to compile PHP into it's raw bytecode
> state in the way that Java class files are.
>
> This isn't possible in PHP. But if you use an optimizer such as
> Zend or Turck MMCache they achieve a similar result by caching the
> interpreted code on the server.[/color]