DSFTP Bjoern Giesler has released a new version of his homebrew FTP application for the DS today, updating it to version 2.0. DSFTP is a fully-fledged FTP server, with the additional ability to boot .nds files directly from the FTP prompt, although currently it has only tested on SuperCard CF and DS. DSFTP is a fully-featured stand-alone program that you can use to run a FTP server on your DS, and also has a software component that makes it easy for you to add an FTP server to your own program using just a few lines of DSFTP code. DSFTP v2.0 Here's the v2.0 changelog:
* Active mode supported! No more passive-mode only! * "hostname" setting now called "masquerade" for clarification * Log output scrollable via D-Pad * L+R+A creates screenshot (PPM format) * Reference documentation for developers * More bugfixes
The download contains the following:
1. the stand-alone DSFTP program in both .ds.gba and .nds formats 2. the libDSFTP library and headers to integrate an FTP server into your own program 3. full user and developer documentation 4. full source code for the stand-alone DSFTP program, supplied as an example of how to use the library
Yes, the documentation and the source code is in the download for those of you who want more details.
Examples To make it even easier for you, Bjoern also gave some examples of how DSFTP works. To use DSFTP as a stand-alone server, a configuration file must be created at /data/settings/ftp.conf. Here is an example config file:
# Message of the day, displayed on connect motd /ftp/motd.txt # Where to store the log file logfile /data/logs/ftp.log # Log up to which level? (0-5) loglevel 4
# Activate screensaver after 30 seconds screensaver 30 # Wake screensaver up upon log message wakeonlog false
# Define a new user: password, root/home, whether writing and booting is allowed user bjoern pass whatever root / home / write true boot true end user
user anonymous root /ftp/anonymous write false end user
Once the config file exists, DSFTP can be started. You can connect to your DS with FireFTP, Internet Explorer, command-line FTP. Using DSFTP in your own software is also just as simple (well, "simple" if you understand it).
void mainloop(void) { BFTPServer server;
// if you want to use a config file... BFTPConfigurator configurator(&server); configurator.configureFromFile("/data/settings/ftp.conf");
// or if you want to add users by hand... server.addUser("myusername", "mypassword");
while(true) { // your own mainloop stuff // ... server.handle(); swiWaitForVBlank(); } }
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