Image provided by: ElxxElxx has released a new version of his PSP Web Server previously written in Lua, but now available as stand-alone version. Release notes:
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PSP-HTTPD is an extremely portable web server that runs off just your PSP’s Wi-Fi capabilities, in Infrastructure mode. When you start it up, it will connect to the Wi-Fi router and then your PSP will be accessible by any other Internet-capable device on your network. This means that you can wirelessly browse the files on your firmware 1.5 PSP using your computer, cell phone, PDA, or even a second PSP with the web browser! To go even further, you can open up your router to the web and host a website off your PSP.Changelog
New in 0.5 are some nice interface enhancements – the server now has a status bar at the top of the console, showing how much it has transferred, the current uptime, and internal IP. In addition to this, PSP-HTTPD is now a standalone app – copy it to your /PSP/GAME directory and serve away. Here’s the official list of changes:Server is now a standalone PSP app, using a custom compiled version of LuaPlayer New WLAN connection code in LuaPlayer core, allowing for quick checking of connection status without freezes Network profile selector now able to save your selection Network profile selector auto-connects if you only have one network profile Added top status bar to show input/output/uptime/IP info All server execution is within a single loop now, allowing for soft restarts Added slight margins and line spacing to console output for better readability Changed directory listing template to 90% relative width to make viewing on mobile/PSP browsers easier Split code and templates into separate directories Title of directory listing page reflects location Added auto_restart config setting Added autorestart_method config setting Fixed crash when trying to view non-existent directory Added MIME type for MP3 files Added screenshot function (press Triangle when idling to save to screenshot.png) Changed ‘bytes’ to ‘b’ in file size parsing function