About service Zendecode is service that specially used for to decompile, decode PHP files encoded by Zend Encoder, Zend SafeGuard, IonCube, phpcipher or codelock.

So I have a fairly large system which we have encoded with Zend Guard. As this pretty badly messes up any SVN control, its a bit of a pain to deploy / make changes. Does anyone know if its possible to use the Zend Studio FTP editing to decode and edit files that have been encoded? When I open them it says The file filepath/filename.php was encoded by Zend Guard. Would you like to open it anyway? If you click yes, it just opens the raw encoded file. I have both Zend Guard / Studio installed on my system, and in preferences both apps point to the other so they know they are installed.

Seems a bit of a pain if it wont do this. I can browse the files in Zend Guard and then open in Zend Studio, but this will only let me edit files in the output location, which is not on the live server FYI I am using Zend Studio 5.5.1 (not latest). NOTE: I want to be able to edit encoded files from a live FTP via Zend Studio, not what is mentioned here - which is already mentioned above. What you are asking for in NOT a feature of Zend Studio nor would it ever be one.

Files are encoded By Zend Guard for security reasons. Hp Mini 1100 Notebook Drivers Windows 7. If Zend just allowed them to be unencoded from within Studio that would render Guard pretty much ineffective for the ISV's that use it. You should work with the original source files before they are run through Guard and encode before transferring to the server. If you do not have the original source files then you should probably be contacting the party that does.

We have a website maintained by an old employee and it appears it's encoded by Zend Guard including all backups. I know a little about Zend Optimizer, but never considered it for source protection as I know in the end the bytecode will need to be decoded for the interpreter, and was sure people easily decode optimized files using some software. Hp Designjet 110plus Nr Service Manual. Adobe Flash Media Encoder Invalid Output File Name For Printer. Now I need to decode some files and I can't find anything but some 'paid services'.

We have the ownership of the code and are locked out now for any changes and debugging. How can I decode our files back? Thanks Orbling, good answer. Formatting and documentation is not a problem. So I'll try a paid service and if they can't, I'll consider the product as a reliable way to sell closed source PHP for future projects; we never entered that market because we thought it would be easy to decode.

The funny thing is when I was researching methods to hide ms-sql code and PHP code, I got a lot of replies from people like 'you don't need to, license agreements are there to protect you', 'that's evil, why do you need to hide your code?' , 'you can't'.

=) – Nov 29 '10 at 4:02 •. @SuperDuck The company I was at previously had a policy of always encrypting the central core libraries of PHP websites we developed. The company had major libraries, mainly developed by myself, that provided APIs for all manner of backend functionality - this was deemed company intellectual property and was only licensed to clients for use with the website we developed for them. If they did not host with us directly, then that low-level API section of the code was encrypted and bound to domain.