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How to encode config.php via ioncube?
- Thread starter MaRkS
- Start date
emits
Chevereto Member
Hi,
your issue may be due to:
- No current ioncube
- Poorly encoded file (I do not think you were using a computer application version cracked?)
- you have chosen is not correct encoding parameters
Follow one after the other or enter your scenario ...
1. log in : https://www.ioncube.com/main.php?c=encode
2. you can buy point for use Online - encoder
3. choose options and file - what you need, like this:
REMEMBER!
- you can encode any file
- ioncube must be installed on the server
- ioncube library must be consistent with the version of PHP on the server
- you do not need to perform in the source code page
Note: I use ioncube years, encodes files Vbulletin, own pages, configuration files, or files with information to databases. I use also Ioncube to licensing pages - gives validity encoding eg one year, if after someone does not pay you back for licenses: page automatically stops working (in ioncube can specify to which date is to be valid file encoding).... and never was such a problem.
your issue may be due to:
- No current ioncube
- Poorly encoded file (I do not think you were using a computer application version cracked?)
- you have chosen is not correct encoding parameters
Follow one after the other or enter your scenario ...
1. log in : https://www.ioncube.com/main.php?c=encode
2. you can buy point for use Online - encoder
3. choose options and file - what you need, like this:
REMEMBER!
- you can encode any file
- ioncube must be installed on the server
- ioncube library must be consistent with the version of PHP on the server
- you do not need to perform in the source code page
Note: I use ioncube years, encodes files Vbulletin, own pages, configuration files, or files with information to databases. I use also Ioncube to licensing pages - gives validity encoding eg one year, if after someone does not pay you back for licenses: page automatically stops working (in ioncube can specify to which date is to be valid file encoding).... and never was such a problem.
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