PSP-HTTPD (HTTP Daemon / Web Server) v0.3 Released (PSPUpdates)
Elxx continues his work on PSP-HTTPD, releasing version 0.3. As PSPUpdates
previously reported, PSP-HTTPD is a program, written in
Lua,
which can dish out files to your PC from your PSP. Using the PSP’s WiFi
connection, you can turn your PSP into an extremely portable
web-server, or a mobile homepage if that’s the way you like to roll.
Changes in this release, and notes from Elxx include:
“This
is still a beta. No more than one connection is able to transfer data
at one time, so this will work fine so you can transfer stuff within
your own network...it won't really do well hosting a site yet.Also,
the success of file transfers depends entirely on the quality of your
Wi-Fi connection. You may have to see how high yours can get, currently
it runs stably on my end at around 20 KB/s with chunksize 1024. I know
it's slow, but it will do for now. Please read the Readme file to see
the meanings of the dots and bars displayed during a file transfer to
see your performance.”
Changes in v0.3:
- New template-based interface for directory listings
- Fixed error on exit, server now shuts down cleanly
- Config file revamped, now with commented options and two new settings: server port and send retries
- If the config file does not exist or options are missing, default variables will be loaded
- File sizes now sent in HTTP headers
- Added CSS mime type
- Changed default number of error-checking repeats from 100 to 80
- File send message in console now shows more detailed info about the file
You can get it from PSPUpdates' QJ Download site [here].