Although it is not "secure," I have thought about a way to make it difficult,
at least, for others to understand your code.
Using a text editor, use search and replace to change the 'words so that they
are hard to understand when you read them. For example, change...
news-server: input
open-server: reform [rejoin ["np: open news://" news-server]]
do open-server
to...
Xz8hUjKLmhT89||hg~: input
Yn876asdfGXzeyg|adlfj: reform [rejoin ["POxj724xcUYxq|x|y|q7: open news://"
Xz8hUjKLmhT89||hg~]]
do Yn876asdfGXzeyg|adlfj
Of course, keep a copy of the "readable" code for yourself, but distribute
the gobbledygook to everyone else.
Hey, maybe someone could write up a code-replacement script for this? Then
run the script on the script itself. Hmm...
-Ryan
>Hi,
>New to scripting languages as a major tool, here. So
>my question is what are the general views about the
>security and protection (against copying) of code in
>Rebol. How do you make money with something which is
>seen in source form so easily? I guess its OK with CGI
>scripts where its all happening at your end and may be
>combining with a lot of other technology, but
>applications like data mining look so much more
>vulnerable???
>Vivek
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