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Re: Protection for Perl Scripts

by sundialsvc4 (Abbot)
on Jul 08, 2010 at 20:58 UTC ( [id://848762]=note: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??


in reply to Protection for Perl Scripts

As others have said, you cannot prevent a Perl script from being disclosed to the sysadmins ... nor to anyone else who has read-access to the directory in which the script has been stored.

You can, however, use ordinary directory-access rules on the server to ensure that no web user ever has the ability to “purloin” any source-code from the machine.

Incidentally... you do need to pay close attention to the directory permissions that you establish on your stuff if you've deployed to a shared hosting environment!   You’d be rather amazed (and shocked) by what is available to even a casually-curious fellow subscriber to whatever web-hosting service you happen to be using . . .   :-O

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