> Yes, but name me one way that will ensure your code in the manner that Zend
> does it, making your code unreadable just pisses the people off who wish to
> alter the parts which are intended to be altered. And with Zend, its
> possible to write readable code, encode the sensitive parts, and invite the
> open source market with open arms without risking anything.... Imagine a
> script which requires a license code to unlock the program, but yet wants to
> incorporate the OS Market to extend the script.... how long do you think it
> will take for someone to find your access keys?
>
> Now this assumes that you will be using straight PHP, and while some small
> C++ app will accomplish this, only those with that experience can write
> those in and that places limits on what those companies can do. They are PHP
> Scripters, not C++ coders.
Write yourself a PHP extension and put whatever sensitive business logic
in that and distribute the .so alongside your userspace scripts.
I said nothing about license codes that unlock anything, nor code
obfuscation. I know that's how you understood it, but your misunderstood.
-Rasmus
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