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  • fartsniff
    #1

    PHP encoded files

    For the sole purpose of speed, not security, do php scripts that have been
    encoded with Zends Safeguard Suite run "faster" than non-encoded scripts ?


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    • KAH
      #2
      Re: PHP encoded files

      "fartsniff" <fart@sniff.com > wrote in
      news:vjbskdpc0c ch59@corp.super news.com:
      [color=blue]
      > For the sole purpose of speed, not security, do php scripts that have
      > been encoded with Zends Safeguard Suite run "faster" than non-encoded
      > scripts ?[/color]

      They're supposed to. And benchmarking results I've seen show that they do
      (sorry, can't remember the URL, but it was an independent one). If you only
      need the optimizing, then you're in luck; Zend have been nice enough to
      release their optimizing module freely.

      KAH

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        • fartsniff
          #3
          Re: PHP encoded files

          thanks - i'll give it a try. running my site on my 2.4/256 cable, i'm
          trying to squeeze every ounce of speed i can get

          "KAH" <kah@kahnews.cj b.net> wrote in message
          news:Xns93D3961 345B66kahatkahn ewsdotcjbdo@193 .213.112.19...[color=blue]
          > "fartsniff" <fart@sniff.com > wrote in
          > news:vjbskdpc0c ch59@corp.super news.com:
          >[color=green]
          > > For the sole purpose of speed, not security, do php scripts that have
          > > been encoded with Zends Safeguard Suite run "faster" than non-encoded
          > > scripts ?[/color]
          >
          > They're supposed to. And benchmarking results I've seen show that they do
          > (sorry, can't remember the URL, but it was an independent one). If you[/color]
          only[color=blue]
          > need the optimizing, then you're in luck; Zend have been nice enough to
          > release their optimizing module freely.
          >
          > KAH[/color]


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            • matty
              #4
              Re: PHP encoded files

              fartsniff wrote:
              [color=blue]
              > thanks - i'll give it a try. running my site on my 2.4/256 cable, i'm
              > trying to squeeze every ounce of speed i can get
              >
              > "KAH" <kah@kahnews.cj b.net> wrote in message
              > news:Xns93D3961 345B66kahatkahn ewsdotcjbdo@193 .213.112.19...[color=green]
              >> "fartsniff" <fart@sniff.com > wrote in
              >> news:vjbskdpc0c ch59@corp.super news.com:
              >>[color=darkred]
              >> > For the sole purpose of speed, not security, do php scripts that have
              >> > been encoded with Zends Safeguard Suite run "faster" than non-encoded
              >> > scripts ?[/color]
              >>
              >> They're supposed to. And benchmarking results I've seen show that they do
              >> (sorry, can't remember the URL, but it was an independent one). If you[/color]
              > only[color=green]
              >> need the optimizing, then you're in luck; Zend have been nice enough to
              >> release their optimizing module freely.
              >>
              >> KAH[/color][/color]

              If it's bandwidth that's an issue, you might want to try gzip output
              handling (http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.outcontrol.php )

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