ACP > Tools > File health checkHow can I know now I'm using the right software?
right answerWhen your server becomes available upload the XF zip file in cPanel and unzip it on the server in cPanel.
There is any other way?ACP > Tools > File health check
It works for me, thank you so much. It doesn't replace all existing files, only replace the file with the same name.upload the XF zip file in cPanel and unzip it on the server
This will not filter out possible malicious contents from the previous XenForo (nulled) installation.Manually uploading the files replacing what is already on the server will overwrite the existing files.
However, there is no guarantee that the database schema hasn't been altered, or there aren't other files on the server which shouldn't be there.
You will need to do a full analysis to confirm that.
You should have permission to purchase add-ons now.
It does not but if you do a "File health check" you will see possible malicious files.This will not filter out possible malicious contents from the previous XenForo (nulled) installation.
File Health Check only check whether official files are maliciously modified. It doesn't check the existence of possible webshells inside XenForo folders. My method doesn't check, either, but it is a blank installation with only necessary things imported by you using XF Importer.It does not but if you do a "File health check" you will see possible malicious files.
(continued)It does not but if you do a "File health check" you will see possible malicious files.
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