It really works with the code you have. It’s a common kind of PHP protection and this tool reveals the opinion that base64 encoding is secure and it’s enough for code protection. If you hae any ideas on how to protect the PHP code, you’re welcome to post them in your comments.

Zend, Ioncube, etc are not enough as there are some paid services that offer “dezend” and “deioncube”. Code obfuscation… hmm, it just increases the time used to modify such a code, but doesn’t really help.

I would like to have my PHP scripts protected, but I don’t know any good protection method at the moment.

If you know the way to fix this issue, you’re welcome to post comments and I will move this post to another category. Until then, It will be located under “No answer Yet”.

If you know similar firefox plugins, that do the same job, you’re welcome to post them here too.

Here is what I need: I’ve got the folder that contains a very big number of files (I really don’t know how many files are there as ls | wc -l overloads my server). I think there are several millions of temporary files that are no longer necessary and I need to delete them.

Every operation tried overloads my server, it starts working slower and slower and once I even had to reboot it. Here is what I tried:

rm -f * - certainly does not work as the number of files is too high
ls | grep .| xargs rm - deletes some files but increases server load
find . -type f | while read -r; do rm -v “$REPLY”; sleep 0.2; done – same result as previous
rm -rf folder/; mkdir folder; – no visible result
rm -f <various patterns combinated> - seem to be working, the load is lower but It is impossible to run a server too. It also requires a lot of patterns and is not a beautiful solution

If you have any ideas how to do it I will greatly appreciate your help. Waiting for your comments…