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06-07-2005
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Protecting script
Good day
I would like to know if at all possible how to secure scripts. Assume ksh in AIx. Is there a way that I can avoid users from reading it other than chmod ? Thx J 
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06-08-2005
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Using system methods there is no such way.
You can use a Kornshell-compiler and compile your scripts, but since it is no real compilation (ksh compilers are pseudocompilers, which tokenize the input and pack them together with a runtime engine interpreting the tokenized source) it can be decompiled the same way backwards. bakunin
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