wraggster
July 5th, 2005, 02:17
<a href="http://forums.ps2dev.org/viewtopic.php?t=2464" target="_blank" >PSP Krazy</a> has released the worlds first FTP proggy for the PSP, heres what the great man himself said in the forums:
It is very basic (written in few hours), so it has bugs and security flaws! Like with httpd, don't expose sensitive files on your MS.
It is mono threaded. Few ftp clients will work at the moment. Perhaps you will have to configure to be sure they do not use multi threaded connections.
Not all the ftp grammar is implemented. For example, it's impossible to rename files at the moment.
I will improve stability in next versions.
Heres the directions for use:
Wireless network must be configured properly in PSP's OS. Infrastructure mode only.
IP addresses must be static. The first network on the list will be picked.
Launch the FTPD server like any other homebrew.
Wait till it says 'Connected'.
Launch any ftp client on your PC pointing to the address shown on the psp screen.
The user is: pspkrazy
The pass is: pspftp
You're done (see "What you should know").
Download Here --> http://psp-news.dcemu.co.uk/ftpd.shtml
It is very basic (written in few hours), so it has bugs and security flaws! Like with httpd, don't expose sensitive files on your MS.
It is mono threaded. Few ftp clients will work at the moment. Perhaps you will have to configure to be sure they do not use multi threaded connections.
Not all the ftp grammar is implemented. For example, it's impossible to rename files at the moment.
I will improve stability in next versions.
Heres the directions for use:
Wireless network must be configured properly in PSP's OS. Infrastructure mode only.
IP addresses must be static. The first network on the list will be picked.
Launch the FTPD server like any other homebrew.
Wait till it says 'Connected'.
Launch any ftp client on your PC pointing to the address shown on the psp screen.
The user is: pspkrazy
The pass is: pspftp
You're done (see "What you should know").
Download Here --> http://psp-news.dcemu.co.uk/ftpd.shtml