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Excluding files and folders #9

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hferradj opened this issue Feb 3, 2015 · 10 comments
Open

Excluding files and folders #9

hferradj opened this issue Feb 3, 2015 · 10 comments

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@hferradj
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hferradj commented Feb 3, 2015

Hello,

Thanks a lot for this great obfuscator.

I was wondering if it was possible to add an exclude option?

@bobalazek
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+1

@naneau
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naneau commented Feb 12, 2015

That's a good idea. We could have a simple list of regexes in the config file.

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@sluvitz
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sluvitz commented Oct 13, 2015

Are you still considering this enhancement.

Also, is it possible to just obfuscate just a single php file?

@naneau
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naneau commented Oct 14, 2015

I'll try to free up some time soon, do want to get this in.

@sluvitz
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sluvitz commented Oct 14, 2015

Awesome, thanks...doing 1 file at a time is most critical to me at this time since many files in a directory are fine not obfuscated. As of now I have to copy them to another directory and then obfuscate that and then copy them back. Great project!

@sluvitz
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sluvitz commented Nov 11, 2015

I installed the obfuscator on a server a month ago and works great. I just installed it on another debian server with the same configurations (so I think anyway) and when I obfuscate the same code, I get a 500 error on the website. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

@sluvitz
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sluvitz commented Nov 14, 2015

I got the server issue fixed. I am really looking forward to the enhancement for single php files.

@tatsen
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tatsen commented Jul 12, 2016

Any progress on this?

In my specific case the "some_wordpress_plug-in-slug.php" file is obfuscated and in that process the plug-in meta data is removed and therefore not recognized by WordPress anymore.

E.g.:

/*
Plugin Name: Name
Description: WordPress plug-in meta data.
Version: 1.0
[...]
*/
function init_plug-in() {...}

@psamim
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psamim commented Jan 11, 2017

This feature is very much appreciated.

@OArnarsson
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@naneau any news on this? 🤠

bfabiszewski pushed a commit to bfabiszewski/php-obfuscator that referenced this issue Mar 1, 2021
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