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| I installed tclpro 1.4 and was able to wrap my scripts with prowrap. I read
the user guide and it doesn't mention that whether the wrapper encrypts or
compiles the scripts before wrapping them. Does anybody know how easy it is
to "unwrap" a wrapped application?
Thanks,
BH
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| Jeff Hobbs 2004-03-28, 10:35 pm |
| BH wrote:
> I installed tclpro 1.4 and was able to wrap my scripts with prowrap. I read
> the user guide and it doesn't mention that whether the wrapper encrypts or
> compiles the scripts before wrapping them. Does anybody know how easy it is
> to "unwrap" a wrapped application?
It's easy - it's just a zip file with another name. Rename it
to .zip and have a lookie-loo. Use the compiler (obfuscator)
to hide source data.
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Jeff Hobbs, The Tcl Guy
http://www.ActiveState.com/, a division of Sophos
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"Jeff Hobbs" <jeffh@activestate.com> wrote in message
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> BH wrote:
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> It's easy - it's just a zip file with another name. Rename it
> to .zip and have a lookie-loo. Use the compiler (obfuscator)
> to hide source data.
Thanks for the reply. I didn't know it's this easy. I'll try the compiler
then. How secure is the compiled code?
BH
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| Jeff Hobbs 2004-03-29, 11:50 am |
| BH wrote:
> "Jeff Hobbs" wrote in message news:54E9c.34445$R27.328@pd7tw2no...
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> Thanks for the reply. I didn't know it's this easy. I'll try the compiler
> then. How secure is the compiled code?
It is fairly secure, but note that TclPro 1.4 only supports up
to Tcl 8.3 (you can't compile 8.4 code).
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Jeff Hobbs, The Tcl Guy
http://www.ActiveState.com/, a division of Sophos
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