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Originally Posted by kevin_owner
You can't write it with php only. (at least I don't know if it can be done with sockets in php)
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It's possible in PHP because it supports
, crypto via
, and large numbers via
. As long as the host has enabled sockets for outgoing connections (which most do, most however do not allow incoming connections for a server), has enabled the bcmath and mcrypt libs (also pretty standard, even with free hosts) the code needed for the Silkroad security API should work.
However, it also requires a bit of work since you have to port most of the Silkroad security API to PHP as well. You wouldn't need the server functionality, just the clientless functionality, but that doesn't really reduce how much code there is to port. So it's more realistic for most people to just use an external program to update their database. I might release PHP code in the future about this, but I'll have to see.