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From: "quertyq" <quertyq@hotmail.com>
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.kermit.misc
Subject: Re: Script compiling / encrypting?
Date: 12 May 2006 09:19:46 -0700
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Hi Frank,
I am writing a program for our company to do
file transferrs on the user's computers, and an
FTP server which is used by a controlling
program on the user's computers. We would
not want to use a shared file system because
we do not want the users to have direct access
to these files ... only controlled access through
a program where they point & click. We can
also control permissions at the server level.
The program may have to be updated from time
( on the user's computers ) to time to change
logins, passwords, source & target directories,
etc. The only forseeable problem is how to
conceal the code so that ambitious end users
cannot open the source with an editor and "play".
Since they use winxp, I'm at a loss on how to
do this ( if it is even possible ).
- Matt