Root FTP Server 1.21
Read/write any folder, including sdcard, in your android device with this ftp server. You can backup your photos to your PC, copy music and movies to you device, etc.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.theolivetree.ftpserverpro
Tutorials: HOW TO Install APK Files on Android Device?
Features:
• access the whole file system with read-write privilegies
• change files’ permissions
• use USB for higher transfer speed
• written in C++ to provide best performance
• active and passive mode
• access hidden files (starting with '.') - you have to use better ftp client (e.g. Total Commander of FileZilla)
Known issues:
• you cannot set password
For further details and information how to enable USB transfers please visit http://waterdev.com/apps/rftp.
Important:
If your connection to the ftp server drops after a while, you probably have a power-saving policy in your wifi settings. To avoid this issue follow the steps:
* Go to Settings > Wireless & networks > Wi-Fi settings
* Tap the menu button and select Advanced
* In the Wi-Fi sleep policy entry select Never
Articles about RFTP:
* http://www.goodandevo.net/2011/05/how-t ... puter.html (tutorial)
* http://www.androidpolice.com/2011/02/08 ... 2111-2811/
What's New:
1.21:
* improved behaviour
1.20:
* several bug-fixes and internal changes
* running on Jelly Bean
* slightly improved design
• access the whole file system with read-write privilegies
• change files’ permissions
• use USB for higher transfer speed
• written in C++ to provide best performance
• active and passive mode
• access hidden files (starting with '.') - you have to use better ftp client (e.g. Total Commander of FileZilla)
Known issues:
• you cannot set password
For further details and information how to enable USB transfers please visit http://waterdev.com/apps/rftp.
Important:
If your connection to the ftp server drops after a while, you probably have a power-saving policy in your wifi settings. To avoid this issue follow the steps:
* Go to Settings > Wireless & networks > Wi-Fi settings
* Tap the menu button and select Advanced
* In the Wi-Fi sleep policy entry select Never
Articles about RFTP:
* http://www.goodandevo.net/2011/05/how-t ... puter.html (tutorial)
* http://www.androidpolice.com/2011/02/08 ... 2111-2811/
What's New:
1.21:
* improved behaviour
1.20:
* several bug-fixes and internal changes
* running on Jelly Bean
* slightly improved design
