Django Code distribution to customers.

[vineeth sagar]

We deploy our web applications on the infrastructure provided by the customer, how do you keep the code non-accessible to others. WHAT are the strategies you use. It doesn't have to be fool proof just it should become very hard to look at the code. Any ideas?

[James Bennett]

Have them sign licensing agreements that force them to pay you lots and lots of money if they copy your code.

Seriously, this is the kind of problem you solve with lawyers, not with code.

On Tue, Oct 9, 2018 at 10:10 PM vineeth sagar <vineeth...@gmail.com> wrote:

We deploy our web applications on the infrastructure provided by the customer, how do you keep the code non-accessible to others. WHAT are the strategies you use. It doesn't have to be fool proof just it should become very hard to look at the code. Any ideas?

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