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RKHM - Audio Streaming Platform v2.0.22 Untouched

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RKHM - Audio Streaming Platform v2.0.22 Untouched - Audio

RKH – Music, previously known as Digimuse, was made with passion and hope to be the best audio related script. If you want to build a website to share, upload, sell, suggest audio, RKHM can help you. It can be turned into a music streaming/sharing website like Spotify or Soundcloud or it can be an online music store like iTunes or a mixture of everything you like

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I have tried importing the database file directly into MySQL using phpMyAdmin. I have also configured the database information and website address. I created an administrator in phpMyAdmin, configured the role ID, and passed the verification. Although I can log in to the admin panel successfully, I still receive an "Invalid Certificate" error. After checking the code, I found that the validator doesn't just return a status; it also includes other information such as certificates. Therefore, it is difficult to nullify this source code completely.
 
It's really hard, I don't think anyone can do it.
but nice try reishi
mai try karta hu isko nulled karne ka
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I have tried importing the database file directly into MySQL using phpMyAdmin. I have also configured the database information and website address. I created an administrator in phpMyAdmin, configured the role ID, and passed the verification. Although I can log in to the admin panel successfully, I still receive an "Invalid Certificate" error. After checking the code, I found that the validator doesn't just return a status; it also includes other information such as certificates. Therefore, it is difficult to nullify this source code completely.
bro codester par pratikbarman ki php scripts hai unko hi null kar do mann jauga ki ap ki bauth bde coder ho
 
I have tried importing the database file directly into MySQL using phpMyAdmin. I have also configured the database information and website address. I created an administrator in phpMyAdmin, configured the role ID, and passed the verification. Although I can log in to the admin panel successfully, I still receive an "Invalid Certificate" error. After checking the code, I found that the validator doesn't just return a status; it also includes other information such as certificates. Therefore, it is difficult to nullify this source code completely.
So even after all this. An average user can't use this?
Leaving only the error to the admin panel??
 
I found out a keyword of "_ic" that's mean "invalid certificate".

In database, you can find it in "_bof_setting" table. The value is 1 (true), but we can't change this, it will back to 0.

What we can do now is,
in \api\app\admin\classes\class_client_config.php, set _ic to false;

PHP:
public function endpoint(){

    $AdminLogoAddr = web_address . "/admin/theme/assets/img/rkhm_logo.png";
    $AdminLogoID = bof()->object->db_setting->get( "admin_logo" );
    if ( $AdminLogoID ){
      $AdminLogo = bof()->object->file->select(["ID"=>$AdminLogoID]);
      if ( $AdminLogo ) $AdminLogoAddr = $AdminLogo["image_original"];
    }

    bof()->api->set_message( "ok", array(
      "pages" => bof()->client_config->get_pages(),
      "setting" => array(
        "logo" => $AdminLogoAddr
      ),
       //SET _IC TO FALSE
      "_ic" => false
    ) );

  }

I'm busy now, cannot look into it more deeply, I'll back if I found a better way to null (if this method not working, and if I have spare time).


EDIT:
this may help:

in /api/app/config_user.php
add slash / to your web url, or it will show blank screen or infinite loading screen.. example:

Code:
define( "web_address", "http://example.com/" );

EDIT 2:
Found it!
\BOF\app\core\classes\class_boac.php

delete these:
Code:
if ( in_array( "invalid_certificate", array_keys( $data ), true ) )
bof()->object->db_setting->set( "_ic", !empty( $data["invalid_certificate"] ) ? 1 : 0 );

Please try and let me know if it's works. It will not show a "invalid certificate" message anymore.
 
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