Speak of hiding code
my web host's cgi-bin is password protected.
is this enough to hide my perl-cgi code that makes the HTML pages?
the player files are in the same dir as the cgi code.
I have an online game, so I don't want people to cheat.
now I am hearing that PHP is the way to go for maximum
On Sat, Jun 18, 2005 at 09:21:55PM -0400, Luinrandir Insight wrote:
> my web host's cgi-bin is password protected.
> is this enough to hide my perl-cgi code that makes the HTML pages?
> the player files are in the same dir as the cgi code.
> I have an online game, so I don't want people to cheat.
Hi!
I worked in a company that had a program wrote in
perl-cgi. The methodology of software is like the
Astaro linux (astaro.com).
I talked with a developer of project and he told me
that the perlcc was used to hide the source code.
I'm working in a similar software and i have the same
questio
> "Augusto" == Augusto Flavio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Augusto> What i do?!
Unless you're not the same person who asked this question earlier here,
my question to you is:
did you pay attention to ANY of the answers?
have you read the FAQ?
--
Randal L. Schwartz - Stonehen
Hi
>> did you pay attention to ANY of the answers?
Yes, I pay attention in all answers.
>> have you read the FAQ?
I read the FAQ too.
The biggest problem is my libraries. When i tried
compiling i received this error:
/usr/bin/perlcc: Compiling to shared libraries is
currently disabled
Can i
