On 12 Jan 2010, at 09:47 , Jirka Vejrazka wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> You can't really. The code has to be executed, therefore it has to
> be readable by the server. So, by definition, it is readable by sever
> admin(s).. You could implement some obfuscation, but it,s not really
> worth it.
Well you can
You could try uploading your .pyc files, without your .py source.
That will be something of a maintenance night-mare, but should work
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Hi,
You can't really. The code has to be executed, therefore it has to
be readable by the server. So, by definition, it is readable by sever
admin(s).. You could implement some obfuscation, but it,s not really
worth it.
The best you can do is to check your hosting contract/agreement, see
what
I have to upload my django project on shared hosting.
How can I crypt my code ?
I want to hide my code on server.
Thanks :)
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