wouldn't it be a good idea to make enphp just a stand-alone webserver/php combo that we can use to build php applications that people can download and run off their browser?
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It's possible, but the resulting EXEs would be huge.
The idea behind EncPHP is to encourage people to use PHP for standalone application development.
EncPHP development has been dead for a long time though; the current version does what it is supposed to do, albeit with an older version of PHP. Of course there is nothing stopping anyone from updating the version of PHP that comes with EncPHP, all they have to do is grab new copies of the required files, UPX them, and put them into the proper directory.
I haven't tested it, but you could theoretically do what you want by using a PHP loader program that would launch the web server. But again, it'd be huge.
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Hello
Its very nice stuff but...
I can't figure out how to set working directory for compiled exe.... for fwrite() function and that kind of stuff.
for file creation from the compiled script
if I simply set "filename" then I have it in my windows temp dir or i must specify full path.
Is there any possibility to define such thing like current path (where the exe is located - relative working direcory)
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Does the machine that runs the exe require IIS or Apache or any web server at all?
Nope, no web server required. Everything needed to run the script is embedded in the EXE.
Keep in mind that including some modules, like php_GTK, will require GTK to be installed on the target machine.
wouldn't it be a good idea to make enphp just a stand-alone webserver/php combo that we can use to build php applications that people can download and run off their browser?
It's possible, but the resulting EXEs would be huge.
The idea behind EncPHP is to encourage people to use PHP for standalone application development.
EncPHP development has been dead for a long time though; the current version does what it is supposed to do, albeit with an older version of PHP. Of course there is nothing stopping anyone from updating the version of PHP that comes with EncPHP, all they have to do is grab new copies of the required files, UPX them, and put them into the proper directory.
I haven't tested it, but you could theoretically do what you want by using a PHP loader program that would launch the web server. But again, it'd be huge.
Hello
Its very nice stuff but...
I can't figure out how to set working directory for compiled exe.... for fwrite() function and that kind of stuff.
for file creation from the compiled script
if I simply set "filename" then I have it in my windows temp dir or i must specify full path.
Is there any possibility to define such thing like current path (where the exe is located - relative working direcory)
Hi, I only find Windows Version here.
where can I find a download for Linux?
Thanks.