How can we secure django python files for production release?

[HEMENDRA SINGH HADA]

As we know python is interpreted language and we've to give it in readable format ? But how we can secure those files for production release so customer can't change it or modify it ? As like in Bin in C++, jar in JAVA and .exe in .Net

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53313395/how-can-we-secure-django-python-files-for-production-release

[Andréas Kühne]

The short answer: 

You don't.

What is your use case? Why do you want to do this? Django is run on a server and only the devops should have access to updating / looking at the django files.

You CAN use only the pyc files - but it's more bother than it's worth and the pyc files can be returned to py format as well.

Regards,

Andréas

Den tors 15 nov. 2018 kl 13:28 skrev HEMENDRA SINGH HADA <hada.he...@gmail.com>:

As we know python is interpreted language and we've to give it in readable format ? But how we can secure those files for production release so customer can't change it or modify it ? As like in Bin in C++, jar in JAVA and .exe in .Net

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53313395/how-can-we-secure-django-python-files-for-production-release

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