[Question] How to edit script after being obfuscated

[WhatEverNames]

New Pyarmor 8.x has much stronger encryption than all previous versions.
Except for rft issues, i just wanna ask if i can still edit obfuscated scripts like Pyarmor 7.x

Now obfuscated scripts looks like this:

# Pyarmor 8.5.9 (pro), 00XXXX, CV, 2024-05-20T18:55:39.117816
from pyarmor_runtime_00XXXX import __pyarmor__
__pyarmor__(__name__, __file__, b'PY00XXXX...')

If i add lines bufore from pyarmor_runtime_00XXXX import __pyarmor__ like

def trash_func():
    from secrets import randbelow
    return ['some trash to change md5 of py file'] * randbelow(10)

It will return

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<frozen __main__>", line 1, in <module>
RuntimeError: unauthorized use of script (1:1102)

So i know it is a designed protection.
However i do have demand to obfuscate the encrypted scripts for distribution like what i did using Pyarmor 7.x . So i am here to ask, is there any way or command to bypass and achieve my goal?

[Jondy]

Please check online doc in the topic part: understand obfuscated scripts

[JiaPai12138]

Of course i checked, and after using pyarmor cfg restrict_module 0, still i cannot slightly edit my scripts like adding useless functions.
The document states:

By default the obfuscated scripts can’t be changed.

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Disable all the restrictions by this command:
pyarmor cfg restrict_module 0

By default ... Does that mean under certain conditions it is still changeable???

[Jondy]

Reproduced, I'll check it.

[Jondy]

Sorry, I made a mistake. It could not be reproduced.

The following example works fine:

pyarmor cfg restrict_module = 0
pyarmor gen foo.py

echo "i = 1" >> dist/foo.py
python dist/foo.py