How to compile a python script to *.pyo

[Nagy László Zsolt]

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>>danny at iamlearning.com wrote:
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>>>I want my users run *.pyo or *.pyc files instead of *.py.
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>>To expand on Jp's response a little: please explain why you think
>>you want this, so we can better understand the need that's driving it.
>>Maybe you are trying to do something you shouldn't be trying
>>to do, or maybe you're just going about it the wrong way.  What
>>makes you think doing what you are asking is a good thing?
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>>-Peter
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>I am working in test environment, and I didn't like testers alter my
>script (this happened to me). Basicly, I want my scripts are under control
>with my knowledge. If the problem come up, I know where to start
>troubleshooting.
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You should sing your code in a way. E.g. with M2Crypto or PyCrypto. You 
can keep your private key's
password. You can re-sign your files when you distribute them to testers 
and you can check anytime if they
changed something. Note: you should include a last modification date in 
your file to be totally secure
because they are able to replace a file/signature pair with an older 
pair of the same file.

  Laci 1.0

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