Closed FuriosoJack closed 1 year ago
pk-fr
commented
1 year ago I tested with your config file, and also with the default one... running yakpro-po on php 8.1.2-1ubuntu2.9
perhaps you obfuscate it on a former php version?
FuriosoJack
commented
1 year ago @pk-fr thansk, pk-fr. If you were compiling on PHP8.1 however you wanted to know then the parameter $conf->parser_mode = 'ONLY_PHP7'; It had some effect if, for example, I compiled in 8.1 but I left ONLY_PHP7
pk-fr
commented
1 year ago I just pass the parameter to PHP-Parser ... I do not know how it is interpreted...
Please refer to : https://github.com/nikic/PHP-Parser/blob/4.x/doc/2_Usage_of_basic_components.markdown
how to allow the
#[\ReturnTypeWillChange]comment from the php 8.1 version,Or would it be better to refactor my code compatible with php 8.1 and release an obfuscated version of my package by changing the
parser_modesetting toONLY_PHP81?Config:
`<?php // YAK Pro - Php Obfuscator: Config File // Do not delete the previous line! it's a magic string for config file! //======================================================================== // Author: Pascal KISSIAN // Resume: http://pascal.kissian.net // // CopyRight (c) 2015-2019 Pascal KISSIAN // // Published under the MIT License // Consider it as a proof of concept! // No warranty of any kind. // Use and abuse at your own risks. //======================================================================== // when we use the word ignore, that means that it is ignored during the obfuscation process (i.e. not obfuscated)
$conf->t_ignore_pre_defined_classes = 'all'; // 'all' (default value) , 'none', or array of pre-defined classes that you use in your software: // ex: array('Exception', 'PDO', 'PDOStatement', 'PDOException'); // As instantiation is done at runtime, it is impossible to statically determinate when a method call is detected, on which class the object belong. // so, all method names that exists in a pre_defined_class to ignore are ignored within every classes. // if you have some method names in your classes that have the same name that a predefine class method, it will not be obfuscated. // you can limit the number of method names to ignore by providing an array of the pre-defined classes you really use in your software! // same behaviour for properties...
$conf->t_ignore_constants = null; // array where values are names to ignore. $conf->t_ignore_variables = null; // array where values are names to ignore. $conf->t_ignore_functions = null; // array where values are names to ignore. $conf->t_ignore_class_constants = null; // array where values are names to ignore. $conf->t_ignore_methods = null; // array where values are names to ignore. $conf->t_ignore_properties = null; // array where values are names to ignore. $conf->t_ignore_classes = null; // array where values are names to ignore. $conf->t_ignore_interfaces = null; // array where values are names to ignore. $conf->t_ignore_traits = null; // array where values are names to ignore. $conf->t_ignore_namespaces = null; // array where values are names to ignore. $conf->t_ignore_labels = null; // array where values are names to ignore.
$conf->t_ignore_constants_prefix = null; // array where values are prefix of names to ignore. $conf->t_ignore_variables_prefix = null; // array where values are prefix of names to ignore. $conf->t_ignore_functions_prefix = null; // array where values are prefix of names to ignore.
$conf->t_ignore_class_constants_prefix = null; // array where values are prefix of names to ignore. $conf->t_ignore_properties_prefix = null; // array where values are prefix of names to ignore. $conf->t_ignore_methods_prefix = null; // array where values are prefix of names to ignore.
$conf->t_ignore_classes_prefix = null; // array where values are prefix of names to ignore. $conf->t_ignore_interfaces_prefix = null; // array where values are prefix of names to ignore. $conf->t_ignore_traits_prefix = null; // array where values are prefix of names to ignore. $conf->t_ignore_namespaces_prefix = null; // array where values are prefix of names to ignore. $conf->t_ignore_labels_prefix = null; // array where values are prefix of names to ignore.
$conf->parser_mode = 'ONLY_PHP7';// allowed modes are 'PREFER_PHP7', 'PREFER_PHP5', 'ONLY_PHP7', 'ONLY_PHP5' // see PHP-Parser documentation for meaning...
$conf->scramble_mode = 'identifier'; // allowed modes are 'identifier', 'hexa', 'numeric' $conf->scramble_length = null; // min length of scrambled names (min = 2; max = 16 for identifier, 32 for hexa and numeric)
$conf->t_obfuscate_php_extension = array('php'); // array where values are extensions of php files to be obfuscated.
$conf->obfuscate_constant_name = false; // self explanatory $conf->obfuscate_variable_name = false; // self explanatory $conf->obfuscate_function_name = false; // self explanatory $conf->obfuscate_class_name = false; // self explanatory $conf->obfuscate_interface_name = false; // self explanatory $conf->obfuscate_trait_name = false; // self explanatory $conf->obfuscate_class_constant_name = false; // self explanatory $conf->obfuscate_property_name = false; // self explanatory $conf->obfuscate_method_name = false; // self explanatory $conf->obfuscate_namespace_name = false; // self explanatory $conf->obfuscate_label_name = true; // label: , goto label; obfuscation $conf->obfuscate_if_statement = true; // obfuscation of if else elseif statements $conf->obfuscate_loop_statement = true; // obfuscation of for while do while statements $conf->obfuscate_string_literal = true; // pseudo-obfuscation of string literals
$conf->shuffle_stmts = false; // shuffle chunks of statements! disable this obfuscation (or minimize the number of chunks) if performance is important for you! $conf->shuffle_stmts_min_chunk_size = 1; // minimum number of statements in a chunk! the min value is 1, that gives you the maximum of obfuscation ... and the minimum of performance... $conf->shuffle_stmts_chunk_mode = 'fixed'; // 'fixed' or 'ratio' in fixed mode, the chunk_size is always equal to the min chunk size! $conf->shuffle_stmts_chunk_ratio = 2; // ratio > 1 100/ratio is the percentage of chunks in a statements sequence ratio = 2 means 50% ratio = 100 mins 1% ... // if you increase the number of chunks, you increase also the obfuscation level ... and you increase also the performance overhead!
$conf->strip_indentation = false; // all your obfuscated code will be generated on a single line $conf->abort_on_error = true; // self explanatory $conf->confirm = true; // rfu : will answer Y on confirmation request (reserved for future use ... or not...) $conf->silent = false; // display or not Information level messages.
$conf->source_directory = null; // self explanatory $conf->target_directory = null; // self explanatory
$conf->t_keep = null; // array of directory or file pathnames, to keep 'as is' (i.e. not obfuscate.) $conf->t_skip = null; // array of directory or file pathnames, to skip when exploring source tree structure ... they will not be on target! $conf->allow_and_overwrite_empty_files = true; // allow empty files to be kept as is
$conf->max_nested_directory = 99; $conf->follow_symlinks = false; // WARNING: setting it to true will copy the directory instead of replicating the link... // WARNING: if there is a loop of links, $conf->max_nested_directory can be created...
$conf->user_comment = null; // user comment to insert inside each obfuscated file
$conf->extract_comment_from_line = null; // when both 2 are set, each obfuscated file will contain an extract of the corresponding source file, $conf->extract_comment_to_line = null; // starting from extract_comment_from_line number, and ending at extract_comment_to_line line number.
?> `