Copyright protecting a plugin

AndyB78

• June 10, 2017 06:33

Hi, I have made a series of bash scripts that deal with some sort of monitoring and protection. I'd like to turn these scripts into a plugin (mostly PHP) that I'd like to be able to sell for a small monthly fee. Questions: - if I turn the bash scripts into PHP code, should I expect better or worse performance than bash? Should I consider other programming languages than PHP? Not that I know any other... - I'd like to be able to issue a license for a certain IP and be able to change the license IP (much like cPanel does for itself); are there any copyright enforcing instruments for 3rd party plugins in the cPanel API? - for obvious reasons I'd like to encode the PHP scripts; what decoders are available in the cPanel PHP binaries? Thanks and kind regards!

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  Infopro

  • June 10, 2017 12:08

  Not exactly a cPanel related question to be honest. You might do better to ask this on a coding support forum of some sort. I dug up this thread on google: stackoverflow.com/questions/336057/best-solution-to-protect-php-code-without-encryption

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  AndyB78

  • June 10, 2017 13:48

  Hi, Well, given the fact that this is the cPanel developers sub-forum, I thought these questions might be relevant . At a bare minimum the last question (what de-obfuscation extensions are available into the cPanel PHP binary) I believe is 100% relevant. Thanks for the link. Regards!

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  Infopro

  • June 10, 2017 14:19

  Ioncube is installed on most cPanel servers I would think. ioncube.com/php_encoder.php

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