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asp2php will take web pages written for Microsoft's ASP and convert them to PHP
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asp2php will take web pages written for Microsoft's ASP and convert them to PHP
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asp2php will take web pages written for Microsoft's ASP and convert them to PHP. asp2php works mostly on VBScript, but some JScript support has been added.
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Oct 13, 2006
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Script Packer or Website Packer is a simple script designed for the power user. It allows you to pack lots of files into one or two large ones. It works on a similar principal to zip archives without the compression, and based in php. This means that you must have PHP enabled to either pack or extract using this script. Packing scripts/websites allows for fast transfer between hosts, speedy uploads, professional script installers and so much more.
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2. Beautify PHP
This version has been the last version published for PHP4. A complete rewrite of this tool using PHP5 can be found at http://pear.php.net/package/PHP_Beautifier. If someone wants to continue developing the old version, just drop me a mail. I will try to help you where I can. We also look for help for the new project.
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Script Packer is a compact but powerful php script that can be used to pack many files (of virtually any file type) into a single php file that can will extract the files again. The system works with php so has no real uses for those simply wishing to use it for packing files on their local pc. Its most obvious use is for website designers / script developers for easy distribution of their work.
Packing script / content into one file has two obvious advantages. The first making it easier for the user as one file is less confusing than many. The other is upload time. Even thought a packed script may be slighty larger in size it does upload faster than uploading many smaller files. This has been tested with a new copy of PhpBB which uploaded in just over 2 minutes when packed and a little under 7 minutes when the files are loose. This shows how useful this script can be and a task like packing / unpacking the script only takes 2 to 3 seconds.
Packing script / content into one file has two obvious advantages. The first making it easier for the user as one file is less confusing than many. The other is upload time. Even thought a packed script may be slighty larger in size it does upload faster than uploading many smaller files. This has been tested with a new copy of PhpBB which uploaded in just over 2 minutes when packed and a little under 7 minutes when the files are loose. This shows how useful this script can be and a task like packing / unpacking the script only takes 2 to 3 seconds.
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Here is a PHP script I wrote to find magic blocks in binary images. It was written with the idea of finding ext2, cramfs, romfs or other filesystems in binary firmware files from router manufacturers like netgear, d-link and linksys. It should work for any file distributed as a firmware or flash update to any x86 and or UNIX variant embedded system that linux can at least "see" or deal with. It can also find things like embedded bios code etc.. These firmware files usually have proprietary headers and other junk intermixed within them, making them such that they cannot be directly mounted with the 'mount' command. The script uses the linux/Solaris "file" command to examine every x block of data in the image. It can take a while to run depending on the block size you use and the size of the image, but is an effective way to find the starting addresses for these images so that they can be extracted from the flash image and potentially mounted. It is probably best to redirect the output to a text file to examine the results after the script is done executing.
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YAPHPO is "Yet Another PHP Obfuscator". Based originally on the code of "PHPCodeBuster" by Martijn Loots, YAPHPO's real strength is found in the framework of code developed around this core.
This framework of code provides much needed customisability for PHP developers that need to obfuscate their code. The key feature is the 'stepped obfuscation'.
This framework of code provides much needed customisability for PHP developers that need to obfuscate their code. The key feature is the 'stepped obfuscation'.
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