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About Encryption Question

I'm just wondering how the server can read and execute an encrypted Perl
script!

if I have a script that I want to encrypt, will the server know how to
deal with it when it's run? how does that work exactly? does the server
(Apachi) has a decrypter or something?

Thanks you if you are able to give some teaching info on this.

Regards,
Jul 19 '05 #1
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Acebravo wrote:
I'm just wondering how the server can read and execute an encrypted
Perl script!

[...]

You may want to read the FAQ "perldoc -q hide".

jue
Jul 19 '05 #2

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