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YouTube.app file needed!
Well, stupidly, as I was trying to mess around with the YouTube application to see how I could play around with it, I modified the following file on my iPhone without taking a backup:
/Applications/YouTube.app/English.lprog/Localizable.strings
and suddenly every bit of text in YouTube shows as "localized string not found"!!
I changed the text back, of course, but it obviously has a checksum which is partly based on last modified date, so it is still broken.
This file is not unique to any iPhone - it contains no user-specific or iphone-specific data, just a few english words (it's a resource file as far as I can work out). Could someone please send it/post a link/email it to me? Please!? :(
Thanks
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You beaut! Thanks very much
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I can not access the link above and my iphone will not back up to my backup, I did the same thing as h4xxr and need the strings so i can fix it
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You should be able to access this by decrypting the file from an IPSW. This is the "cleanest/most legal" way to solve your problem.
I've previously posted about how to decrypt files from the ramdisk included in an IPSW, the process is similar (and in a way simpler) when extracting files from the rootfs dmg.
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