[CALUG] Putting a Oracle User ID and Password in the Perl Script.

[Jason C. Miller]

Unfortunately (yet understandably), you'd need to be able to read the 
script in order to pass it to the perl interpreter.  And, even if that 
method did work (with, say, a binary or something), they could still 
strace it or something to see all I/O under the hood.

On Wed, 25 Mar 2009, Rod Clayton wrote:

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> I have a perl script that I would like people to be able to run but not read.  It has an Oracle user ID and a password in the script.  I have tried making it execute only, but then they get a permission denied when they try to run the script.
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> Is there a better way to handle This?
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> Thanks,
> Rod
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> Rod Clayton
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