Since services like FTP are probably better suited to run in the background, here's a VSH plugin.

The whole thing needed to be rewritten (again) in C, but it mainly follows the C++ codebase, so there's still the great stability and performance that standalone version 4.2 brings - notably the 10+ simultaneous connection stability.

Additionally, this plugin provides an interface for other VSH plugins to add their own commands! Simply link your project to the sprx stub along with the header file. Currently, this is experimental - but tested to be working. An example proof-of-concept is included. This requires the main plugin to be loaded first. The only issue is that the plugins MUST unregister their commands and be unloaded first, otherwise the console will hang on shutdown endlessly.

Since I'm still new to the SPRX game, this is being marked as pre-release or beta. Do expect crashes, but from my own testing, it works.

Just a quick update to the server code that might help fix some crashes.

Included files:

openps3ftp.sprx: main FTP server plugin. Make sure other FTP daemons are disabled (or on a different port) such as webMAN.

openps3ftp_prx_test.sprx: plugin interface tester. This injects a command called "TEST" which calls syscall 496 ( sys_prx_get_module_id_by_name) and takes in a parameter.

libopenps3ftp_prx.a: plugin interface stub library. Required link for adding commands to the FTP server.

openps3ftp.h: plugin interface header file.

This homebrew packs a special extra, since the probabilities of many users having the international shooker (NPEZ00104) mini already installed
on their PSVitas to have Adrenaline, ARK fast will get that game cloned for you, yes, a cloned bubble so you can use it to install ARK-2

Just in case you have no PSP games installed, the game International shooker (NPEZ00104) is included with the option to install it,
thanks to Celesteblue for the required files.

it now has a separate option for dev_blind. sman_res.exe is changed to support .htm resource files. The source is also updated. Web content is now in external .htm files in wmtmp/res folder. It is still work in progress, but at least you can see how it is progressing.

The web-pages are still ugly, but now someone can help with improving them. The external files are:

www_head.htm - this is present in each generated page and can be edited by a web-designer
www_setup.htm - the setup page (only the form)
www_foot.htm - the footer
www_file.htm - some javascript needed for table sorting (doesn't work on the ps3 browser)

The dynamic content is generated after www_head and before www_foot.

I made some changes to the layout... should be something like this at the moment: