PHP Application Distribution Licensing System
The PHP Application Distribution Licensing System (PADL) generates keys that control the distribution of PHP applications according to a license. It generates license strings that can bind PHP applications to specific servers, confine execution to a limited time period, or restrict execution to a single server. The time limiting uses a start period (and a given start offset to allow for time discrepancies) and an expiry date if required. When validating a key it is possible to optionally make applications dial home to check the license key on your own server. It is also possible to encrypt additional information into the license key.
| Tags | Software Development Libraries php classes Code Generators Build Tools |
|---|---|
| Licenses | BSD Original |
| Operating Systems | OS Independent |
| Implementation | PHP |
Recent releases
- 21 Jun 2005 07:56
Changes: Security updates have been added to prevent reverse engineering of keys. Coding consistency has been applied. The main class has been split into various subclasses for better control and security. Extra demos and examples have been given.
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Recent commentsRe: GPL?
You're right, it was changed to BSD a long time ago but i forgot
to update it here.
GPL?
Isn't this GPL licensing a bit problematic for a (non-free) software which has to be protected by a license?