How to fix File health check - Unexpected contents - Xenforo 2

When you run the File health check function of Xenforo 2, you may get error messages about the Unexpected contents of some files.
For example:

This error will appear when you edit files in the source code (XenForo, add-on, style,..).
To fix this, you need to update the SHA256 code of the modified file declared in the hashes.json files.

If it's Xenforo files, the SHA256 code will be declared in: src/addons/XF/hashes.json
If it is an add-on file, it will be declared in the file hashes.json located in the directory of the add-on.
Example: src/addons/NameAddon/hashes.json

XenVn add-on has a built-in feature that helps you see the SHA256 code of all files in the source code.
Go to XenVn File Manager at: domain.com/admin.php?xv/files

Browse to the file you edited, (Listed in File health check results). Example: src/XF.php
Click the SHA256 button
The file's SHA256 code will appear, copy that code

Open the file hashes.json (follow the instructions above), find the edited file path, you will see it has the form:

"src/XF.php": "7cb33bbe2a0787980c3b66b85509eaaed9bfe3fa07cd4a6aa74a8da1062c9e5a"

Then replace the old SHA256 code with the new one you copied above

Do the same with all the files you edited and get the message Unexpected contents.

See details about XenVn add-on at:
https://xenvn.com/threads/xenvn-all-in-one-tools-for-xenforo-2.516/

 

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[qene10Verified member]

Open the file hashes.json...

In which folder is this file located?

 

[xenvnVerified member]

In which folder is this file located?

If it's Xenforo files, the SHA256 code will be declared in: src/addons/XF/hashes.json
If it is an add-on file, it will be declared in the file hashes.json located in the directory of the add-on.
Example: src/addons/NameAddon/hashes.json

 

[qene10Verified member]

Open the file hashes.json (follow the instructions above), find the edited file path, you will see it has the form:

"src/XF.php": "7cb33bbe2a0787980c3b66b85509eaaed9bfe3fa07cd4a6aa74a8da1062c9e5a"

Then replace the old SHA256 code with the new one you copied above

"src/XF.php": "7cb33bbe2a0787980c3b66b85509eaaed9bfe3fa07cd4a6aa74a8da1062c9e5a"

The code I "copied" in XF.php SHA255 and the code in the "hashes.json" file are both the same. But I still get error in admin panel

 

[xenvnVerified member]

"src/XF.php": "7cb33bbe2a0787980c3b66b85509eaaed9bfe3fa07cd4a6aa74a8da1062c9e5a"

The code I "copied" in XF.php SHA255 and the code in the "hashes.json" file are both the same. But I still get error in admin panel

"src/XF.php": "7cb33bbe2a0787980c3b66b85509eaaed9bfe3fa07cd4a6aa74a8da1062c9e5a"

The code I "copied" in XF.php SHA255 and the code in the "hashes.json" file are both the same. But I still get error in admin panel

You must run the file health checker again.

 

[qene10Verified member]

I tried it but the result is still the same

I am opening the following hashes.json file, is this correct?

 

[xenvnVerified member]

@qene10
You did it wrong.
The src/XF.php file is my example.
You must have access to the files you edited, for example:
src/addons/AddonA/styles/A/no-image.png

 

[qene10Verified member]

Sorry, I understand now...
But by default, styles/XV/no-image.jpg is missing in the "hashes.json" file.
I added it manually but it still gives an error.
I give up, unfortunately it doesn't work.