not able to see the changes runtime

[rocky007]

Hi

I am newbie to this php world.

I have "enc.php" which is encrypted/encoded.
this "enc.php" is calling/invoking/including "sf.php" file.
(i am not sure how sf.php is called, but i am very much sure that enc.php is calling sf.php)

sf.php file has all core functions like dbconnect(),sendmail() ... many more like such.
i changed few lines in sf.php.
now my changes are not reflecting(not able to see at runtime).

I was able to changes all other php files and could see online except for sf.php.

I can share enc.php file with you guys.

1) What shall i do to make my changes work?
2) How can i decrypt the code?

Please please help me in this.
looking for help badly.

[JShor]

Please include your problematic code so that we can understand what your problem is.

[rocky007]

added attachment.
please rename the extension to php

[djr33]

Please check again. There is no attachment. Note that attachments are uploaded in a two step process: first you add the attachment then you save the edited post.

[rocky007]

attached zipped file.

unzip n rename the file to ".php" extension.

thank you for your esteemed support.

[rocky007]

no php experts here?

guys please tell me how to see my changes runtime.

[JShor]

The code you have is not php. It looks like it's Zend-encrypted PHP, which you will not be able to decrypt. The only way to run it is using a Zend optimizer. Regardless if it's Zend-encrypted or not, it's certainly one-way encrypted, and not human-readable or decryptable.

Now, it may be possible to override those functions if they're public, but you'll only be able to tell if it's possible by trying it.

[rocky007]

Can you guys tell me atleast what encryption method was used in enc.php?

What software might have used to encode/encrypt?

thanks

[JShor]

I don't think it's Zend, actually. I have no idea how it's encrypted.

Why don't you try to override the functions?