Since I have had a few people ask "where is it in the code" already.
Those of you who know how to read php well, below is the non-obscured functions and sections of code that rewrite the copyright and check for the existence and verification of the registration code. The code you receive and enter is stored in the jsmf_config database schema under the "code" option. After you save the entry in the install screen it adds it to the data base entry which is defaulted to "code=". Feel free to find these on your own in their obscured form, I will give you a hint: convert hex data into ascii strings. For those who don't know how to read php take this an exercise on boning up on php. A hint for you the php online manual at
www.php.net.
These examples remove all of the obscuring and I do not include the code used to make the code non-obscured to the program, but it is trivial and easy to find if you can find these lines anyway.
Code in 3 different places of smf.php is as follows:
1.
if (!defined('_SMF_')) {
/**#@+
* Constants
*/
/**
* _SMF_
*/
define ('_SMF_', "<br/>Joomla Bridge by <a href="http://www.JoomlaHacks.com" title="JoomlaHacks.com" target="_blank">JoomlaHacks.com</a>");
/**#@-*/
}
2.
$last = $jsmfConfig->code;
3.
if (defined(_SMF1_) || run($last)) {
if ($jsmfConfig->pathway) {
$jsmf->setPathway();
}
if ($jsmfConfig->pagetitles && $mosConfig_pagetitles) {
$jsmf->setTitle();
}
if ($jsmfConfig->css) {
$jsmf->setCSS();
}
if ($jsmfConfig->description) {
$jsmf->setDescription();
}
if ($jsmfConfig->def_keywords) {
$jsmf->setDefaultKeywords();
}
if ($jsmfConfig->keywords) {
$jsmf->setKeywords();
echo $buffer;
unset($buffer);
}
In the smf.class.php file there is this 1 section of code in the fixbuffer function and one additional function:
1.
$code = $jsmfConfig->code;
global $forum_copyright;
if(!(run($code)))
$buffer = str_replace($forum_copyright, _SMF1_($forum_copyright, _SMF_), $buffer);
str_replace($forum_copyright, _SMF1_($forum_copyright), $buffer);
2.
function _SMF1_($a, $b)
{
/**#@+
* Constants
*/
/**
* _SMF1_
*/
defined( '_SMF1_' ) or define('_SMF1_', 1);
/**#@-*/
return $a.$b;
}
And in the admin.smf.class.php there is this function:
function run($debug) {
$debug=substr($debug,1);
if(substr($debug,0,1))
$debug=strrev($debug);
$debug = substr($debug,0,1) . pack('H*', $debug);
global $mosConfig_live_site;
return strpos($debug,$mosConfig_live_site . md5(_JSMF_)) ? 1 : 0;
}
This above function in the admin.smf.class.php file is what does the code verification. I leave it up to you to decipher the trivial method used to encode the keys they send out. When you have you can create a php script that does the same thing that mine on my site does. NO I will not give out the source to my script but the information I have given above should be enough spoon feeding to get you to be able to make one yourself if you wish. A hint on this is don't forget the leading extra bit.
[EDIT1: Added missing line from smf.class.php]
[EDIT2: Oops forgot one function out of the smf.class.php]
[EDIT3: Fix type-o in run function]
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