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Script Security
Hi there,
I 've created some scrips which I want to wrap them so that the client won't be able to see any of the code. I 've tried to use "shc" compiler but unfortunately when the script is running and I do "ps -ef" I can see all the code there. Is there a way that I can overcome this? Thanks |
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