A MinUI Brick app wrapping sftpgo, an FTP server.
This pak is designed and tested on the following MinUI Platforms and devices:
tg5040: Trimui Brick (formerlytg3040), Trimui Smart Prorg35xxplus: RG-35XX Plus, RG-34XX, RG-35XX H, RG-35XX SP
Use the correct platform for your device.
- Mount your MinUI SD card.
- Download the latest release from Github. It will be named
FTP.Server.pak.zip. - Copy the zip file to
/Tools/$PLATFORM/FTP Server.pak.zip. Please ensure the new zip file name isFTP Server.pak.zip, without a dot (.) between the wordsFTPandServer. - Extract the zip in place, then delete the zip file.
- Confirm that there is a
/Tools/$PLATFORM/FTP Server.pak/launch.shfile on your SD card. - Unmount your SD Card and insert it into your MinUI device.
Important
If the zip file was not extracted correctly, the pak may show up under Tools > FTP. Rename the folder to FTP Server.pak to fix this.
Browse to Tools > FTP Server and press A to turn on the FTP server.
This pak runs on ports 21 (FTP) and 8888 (HTTP UI).
The default credentials are:
minui:minui
To enable debug logging, create a file named debug in the pak folder. Logs will be written to the $SDCARD_PATH/.userdata/$PLATFORM/logs/ folder.
By default, sftpgo runs the FTP server on port 21. To run it on a different port, create a file named ftp-port in the pak folder with the desired port number as the contents of the file. This will be used on subsequent runs for the port to run the FTP server on.
By default, sftpgo runs the http ui on port 8888. To run it on a different port, create a file named http-port in the pak folder with the desired port number as the contents of the file. This will be used on subsequent runs for the port to run the http ui on.
Creating a file named password will result in the contents of that file being used as the password for the minui user. If not specified, the password is set to minui.