Re: onefile or not to onefile, that is the question
Keep in mind that onefile just writes to a temp directory, so there's eally no protection what so ever.
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Re: onefile or not to onefile, that is the question
@3 script kiddies? They'll work even with one file. You literally have to do only a simple research.
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Re: onefile or not to onefile, that is the question
@3, the problem with startup time is when you place a lot of data into your executable, it takes so long to extract those files.for example, if you turn nltk with all of it's data files into an executable, the startup time will be so much
Re: onefile or not to onefile, that is the question
Onefiles also make it easy to update too with updaters.
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Re: onefile or not to onefile, that is the question
I'll try to answer as best as I can.This is my take on the subject.1. Startup time.Yes, but only by half a second or so.2. SecurityI mean... It will protect against the most basic Script kiddies.In addition, if you cythonize and onefile
Re: onefile or not to onefile, that is the question
I guess you can compress it with onefile mode.It seems you can do the same thing without the startup delay with Enigma virtual box.
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onefile or not to onefile, that is the question
Hi!So I wanted to hear everyone's take on the --onefile directive you can give to pyinstaller when compiling python projects.Because on the one hand, it puts it into one, nice, .exe file. But is it worth it?I mean 1, it slows down start up
