PS3 Proxy Server for Android - v2.3 - Universal

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Could this be used to host CFW UPDAT.PUP because my computer SSD failed so I'm unable to use USB?
I was checking the code that makes the app work, and the way it works, it would need the size of the file available as RAM memory (meaning, the app would take 200-300 MB in RAM to host the file)...
I would need to redo code on the app, or go find another way to make another server inside it (it would need 2 servers - the proxy server, and the file hosting server). Can you instead use some random app from Play Store to host the PUP and then write the new URL on a custom ps3-updatelist.txt file and use it on the proxy app?
Steps:
- Install some file HTTP server app, like ServersUltimate, for example
- Setup the server with the file, on an HTTP connection
- Get the URL of the file in the server, for example http://192.168.1.234/CFW.PUP
- Access http://feu01.ps3.update.playstation.net/update/ps3/list/eu/ps3-updatelist.txt (or something like that - I just searched on Google "ps3-updatelist.txt" and clicked on the first Sony server that showed up)
- Copy the contents to a new file on the phone, and change the URLs to the CFW PUP URL, so that it will get that update instead of the one from Sony
- Set that file on the proxy app, start the proxy, update the PS3 and the CFW update should be there showing.

Long list of steps xD. As it's just a proxy server app, I never made it ready to support hosting files. That was the next thing I was going to do, to host the entire PS3Xploit website, but I never got to do it.

Edw590 updated PS3 Proxy Server for Android - v2.1 - Universal with a new update entry:

PS3 Proxy Server for Android v2.2 - Universal

- Fixed IP issue of "localhost"

I didn't change anything else - too much work to update the app... The code is a mess. Needs a full rewrite.

Read the rest of this update entry...
 
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Hey! Actually I'm not quite sure that would be a good idea. I've thought about it and I decided to keep that there for me to don't forget about thinking about it when I have an account there. Because I'm not sure if it's a good idea to put an app in the Play Store that helps hacking/jailbreaking a PS3 (I'll put an internal copy of PS3Xploit site on it). And you'd have to always update that, even with me lauching new updates in the future (the app could be updated one day to support PS4/PS5 cool things - or not) and I don't want to be bothering you with that. What do you think of the 2? (even though I see the first as the more important one haha)
I agree. Not sure what I was thinking Better to keep the app on the DL. Keeping the app up to date with compliance on Google Play is annoying too.
 
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