HTTP File server extension

aniyomiorg / aniyomi-extensions

Source extensions for the Aniyomi app.

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HTTP File server extension #3353

Open P0bo opened 1 week ago

P0bo commented 1 week ago

Source name

Htttp

Source link

http://127.0.0.1:8080/Aniyomi/localanime

Source language

MULTI

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Secozzi commented 1 week ago

Http is just a protocol, it saying nothing about what you actually want to be added as an extension

P0bo commented 1 week ago

Its like webdav and ftp but it uses http protocol for accessing the files remotely . I have a android based file server for my local network and I use Roundsync to serve my remote storage files and SSD files connected files to the device to be able to acces from other devices.

P0bo commented 1 week ago

Round sync can also serve the file using webDAV or ftp but in my case its significantly slower compared to http . It maybe because of my old router but I'm not sure

Buxuna commented 1 week ago

Nextcloud also offers remote access using http but I use WebDAV , a couple of my friends use http / https because wavdav is slower for them .

hollowshiroyuki commented 1 week ago

Round sync can also serve the file using webDAV or ftp but in my case its significantly slower compared to http . It maybe because of my old router but I'm not sure

WebDAV is actually an extension of HTTP, it's the same protocol. However WebDAV basically provides a uniform way of browsing and managing files and directories over HTTP, instead of needing us to create parsers for every web file server http UI like Caddy, Apache and such.

Buxuna commented 1 week ago

Round sync can also serve the file using webDAV or ftp but in my case its significantly slower compared to http . It maybe because of my old router but I'm not sure

The client u are using prolly does only support file access not editing and managing , or maybe the clint has not been optimised well.

P0bo commented 1 week ago

It seems like the problem of the client I'm using and the the dns for some reason after a bit of research . But since i only need so acces the file I dont really need to change anything , everything is working fine for me using http.

The only thing thats annoying is while using WebDAV http or normal http is that I need to update the ip address everytime it changes because of dynamic dns if anyone knows any android client of some sort to keep the DNS record updated that'd help me a lot.