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Dienstag, 20. Juli 2010, 08:41

Krprotect in command line ?

Hello,

in the presentation thread of krprotect you say you plan to make a krprotect in command line version.
Is it always planned ?
I would like to use krprotect in a web site so I'm realy interrested in this feature.
A unix / linux version and a mac OSX version would be perfect.

Thanks for your response

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Dienstag, 20. Juli 2010, 09:27

We do have the command line version of kprotect. In the tools bundle, it will be available as kprotectcl . I have used the linux version. I don't use mac, so i can't say if it is available for mac.

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Dienstag, 20. Juli 2010, 10:17

Oups !
Thank you for the information I will check that.

Any documentation for syntax ? I make a search in the forum with krprotectcl keyword and no information.

Thanks for your help

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Dienstag, 20. Juli 2010, 10:26

OK !
check help in console :

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kprotectcl 1.0.8.11 - 64bit (build 2010-05-31)
	- emded and protect krpano licenses into the swf file
	- embed files to the swf (xml,images,plugins,...)
	- limit the swf to domains
	- set an expire date

syntax: kprotectcl -o=output.swf [options] <file1|name> ... <fileN|name>

options:
  -o=output.swf ... name of output swf file

  -xml=# 	... startup xml file to embed
  -domain=#  ... limit to domain (can be used more than once)

  -noep ... disable external parameters (http-get, flashvars)
  -nojs ... disable javascript interface
  -nolu ... disable local / offline usage
  -bf   ... branding free

  -expire=YYYY-MM-DD ... set a panorama expire date
  -expiredurl=#  	... url to open at expire date

  -swfsize=# ... set standalone size of the swf (WIDTHxHEIGHT)
  -fs    	... start in fullscreen mode (standalone only)
  -nomb  	... no menu bar (standalone only)

  -filelist=filelist.txt ... path to a textfile with paths for embedded files
                     	can be used instead of passing the files as parameters

  -q / -quiet ... suppress output messages

  <file|name> ... files to embed
              	file = path to the file
              	name = name of the embedded file (optional)


Sorry :D