How or is it possible to DEcompile SourceGuardian php encoded files?
A PHP programmer has left the building, and the PHP code he made are
encoded. So, we can't support the project.
The project has about 48 files, we will pay for the decompiling.
Please help!

greetings
André

Th work of a Encoder is to be very hard to Decode, i think you will
have serious problems trying to do that.

On Feb 1, 12:41 pm, "Andr=E9 W.M. Janssens" <i... [at] anrotil.nl> wrote:
> How or is it possible to DEcompile SourceGuardian php encoded files?
> A PHP programmer has left the building, and the PHP code he made are
> encoded. So, we can't support the project.
> The project has about 48 files, we will pay for the decompiling.
> Please help!
>
> greetings
> Andr=E9

Jose da Silva schrieb:
> Th work of a Encoder is to be very hard to Decode, i think you will
> have serious problems trying to do that.
>
> On Feb 1, 12:41 pm, "André W.M. Janssens" <i... [at] anrotil.nl> wrote:
>
>>How or is it possible to DEcompile SourceGuardian php encoded files?
>>A PHP programmer has left the building, and the PHP code he made are
>>encoded. So, we can't support the project.
>>The project has about 48 files, we will pay for the decompiling.
>>Please help!
>>
>>greetings
>>André
>
>
>

Yes, it's pretty much the purpose of the encoder to prevent just what
you are trying to do. I believe that forcing closed-source on an
interpreted language is the wrong idea right from the start - but that
doesn't make it any less effective. If this is a packaged product, it
probably makes a thorough job of it, not merely using weird obfuscation
methods.

André W.M. Janssens schreef:
> How or is it possible to DEcompile SourceGuardian php encoded files?
> A PHP programmer has left the building, and the PHP code he made are
> encoded. So, we can't support the project.
> The project has about 48 files, we will pay for the decompiling.
> Please help!
>

Perhaps this helps:

http://www.qinvent.com/cyrj/deZender/index-en.php


JW