Plugin Nulling Help

[Ace]

I have seen a two tutorials on how to null plugins somewhere in the forums. I don't know if I have missed it or they really disappeared.

Anyway, I have a couple of plugins I wish to null and share here but not sure how to completely null them without leaving hidden protection behind. I have purchased the plugins myself and do not want my Spigot account to get in trouble if I accidentally leave behind traces of my user ID on the plugins. A quick guide would be helpful. If you know of a sure way to do this, please let me know below or PM me.

Thanks!

 

[Notch]

I have seen a two tutorials on how to null plugins somewhere in the forums. I don't know if I have missed it or they really disappeared.

Anyway, I have a couple of plugins I wish to null and share here but not sure how to completely null them without leaving hidden protection behind. I have purchased the plugins myself and do not want my Spigot account to get in trouble if I accidentally leave behind traces of my user ID on the plugins. A quick guide would be helpful. If you know of a sure way to do this, please let me know below or PM me.

Thanks!

You're right in saying you want to not leave your user ID in it, like this silly goose who uploaded my plugin earlier LOL. The best way of checking if you've got the user ID left behind is by using a decompiler like Luyten, make sure the view is set to Bytecode, not Java. You can then type in your user ID and search all the files in the jar for it. For nulling the plugin, you need to use something like DirtyJOE or Java Bytecode Editor and replace the URL with something like http://blank.org. For more complicated plugins like FeatherBoard, you need to make sure you deobfuscate the jar with this (FeatherBoard is obfuscated with Stringer but most plugins use ZKM for obfuscation) and then you will be able to see the full strings like where it connects to Maxim's server. You can then search through that jar the same way and make sure you note down the positions in the deobfuscated jar (like the class name and the line number). You can then modify it with the bytecode editor in the original jar.

It's really not that hard. I'll make a tutorial if requested.

 

[LacoLaco08]

how do i use luyten to extract the source code for eclipse? is it possible?

 

[Notch]

how do i use luyten to extract the source code for eclipse? is it possible?

Yes, once you open the .jar file with Luyten you can save the source code to a .zip file if you click on File > Save to ZIP or something like that. If you know how to use Eclipse to a basic extent, you can find out how to import it.

 

[HackingBo]

It's really not that hard. I'll make a tutorial if requested.

Honestly, it doesn't seems to be that hard. But some people are more "visual" learners... it would be nice to see a tutorial

 

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@Coolman

 

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@Coolman

Read when this thread was created XD

 

[Ace]

Locking because necro xD