webMAN MOD

PS3 webMAN MOD - General Information Thread 1.47.48q

As far as I know, the PSP Launcher uses only one mode by default (remaster or mini). That's why I include 2 installers.

A MINIS.EDAT can be used to select a specific mode.
I use [Cobra-USB PSP-Launcher v2.0.pkg] and it works for all remasters and minis

It's just a suggestion don't get upset
 
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I use [Cobra-USB PSP-Launcher v2.0.pkg] and it works for all remasters and minis

It's just a suggestion don't get upset

I'm not upset. The PKG that you posted is "PSP Launcher [Official by COBRA] v2.0 01/02/12"

It is available for download from Brewology, including other mods by jjkkyu, atreyu187 and butnut
https://store.brewology.com/ahomebrew.php?brewid=247

Unlike the version released by jjkkyu, it doesn't have support for adhoc party and right analog stick support.
The packages that I include in webMAN are the same packages from jjkkyu but without the file lambda.db to reduce the file size.

The users can install the version that they prefer and find convenient.
 
@aldostools, when loading PS2 games (ISO.ENC) from wMM, there are 2x "...Loaded" notifications, can the 2nd notification be replaced with "Please go to PS2 Launcher to play the game"?

Might be able to add for the PSP too.

Thank you.

You can test if this build does what you want. The message is in English only.
 

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Is it possible to have the FTP plugin completely standalone from webMAN MOD, it's literally the only part I use, and it wouldn't interfere with games integrated debugging tools as it uses port 21 by default.
 
Here you go: https://github.com/jjolano/openps3ftp/releases (wMM's FTP server is based on this).
I'd use this, but it keeps returning a response of:
Code:
Error:    Failed to retrieve directory listing
Status:    Retrieving directory listing of "/"...
Command:    PASV
Response:    227 Entering Passive Mode (1,1,1,2,252,126)
Command:    MLSD
Response:    502 Command not implemented.
I installed it in /dev_hdd0/plugins/openps3ftp.sprx and called it using boot_plugins.txt, though I just keep getting errors when I try to connect, it connects but refuses to display the directory listing.
 
I'd use this, but it keeps returning a response of:
Code:
Error:    Failed to retrieve directory listing
Status:    Retrieving directory listing of "/"...
Command:    PASV
Response:    227 Entering Passive Mode (1,1,1,2,252,126)
Command:    MLSD
Response:    502 Command not implemented.
I installed it in /dev_hdd0/plugins/openps3ftp.sprx and called it using boot_plugins.txt, though I just keep getting errors when I try to connect, it connects but refuses to display the directory listing.
That's odd, maybe you're using an experimental release? Other than that, I have no idea why it could be failing.
 
That's odd, maybe you're using an experimental release? Other than that, I have no idea why it could be failing.
Okay, I managed to get it working, which is great. The issue seemed to stem from logging on as Anonymous, which for some reason was pushing an MLSD command, which isn't supported by OpenPS3FTP. I changed Logon Type to Normal and entered anon as the user without a password and it connected succesfully immediately, and used the correct LIST command instead of MLSD.
 
Okay, I managed to get it working, which is great. The issue seemed to stem from logging on as Anonymous, which for some reason was pushing an MLSD command, which isn't supported by OpenPS3FTP. I changed Logon Type to Normal and entered anon as the user without a password and it connected succesfully immediately, and used the correct LIST command instead of MLSD.
Code:
 The MLSD command is a replacement for the LIST command that is meant to standardize the format for directory listings to make them easier for an automated process (an FTP client) to interpret. Like the LIST command, directory information is sent to the client over a previously established data connection. The MLSD command may be accompanied with an optional parameter defining the directory that listings are requested for. Unlike the LIST command, if a filename is provided, an error is returned. For retrieving information on a single file, the MLST command can be used. If no parameter is present, then the user's current directory is assumed.
In general few FTP servers support MLSD & probably none supporting it on PS3.

We could add support for both the MLSD & MLST commands in openps3ftp/wMM & other ps3 ftp servers if it became a problem with common ftp clients, I have not seen reports from FTP users so far though.

I checked the code quickly, at first glance, we might even be able to reuse the existing LIST command implementation, add folder/file checks for the optional parameter & an error return when the check fails. It would take 5mn to write.

The only thing to double check is that the current LIST command response is a also valid MLSD/MLST response as afaik the response format standard for the 2 commands is stricter (although extensible) than for the LIST command.
 
I have a problem with the latest version of webman mod, when i disable the syscalls using the psnpatch plugin with the same conbination for unload webman access to psn is still blocked, how can i disable that option? I am using a previous version because of that problem. Thanks in advance.
 
I have a problem with the latest version of webman mod, when i disable the syscalls using the psnpatch plugin with the same conbination for unload webman access to psn is still blocked, how can i disable that option? I am using a previous version because of that problem. Thanks in advance.


With the latest version of webMAN MOD, in my opnion, psnpatch is no longer necessary, webMAN MOD can do the same things + a ton more.

You can easily disable the syscalls using webMAN combo and it will automatically enable the psn access.

Anyway, if you still want to use both plugin at the same time, you can delete the npsignin_plugin.rco inside /dev_hdd0/tmp/wm_res/ to disable webman npsignin remap.
 
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With the latest version of webMAN MOD, in my opnion, psnpatch is no longer necessary, webMAN MOD can do the same things + a ton more.

You can easily disable the syscalls using webMAN combo and it will automatically enable the psn access.

Anyway, if you still want to use both plugin at the same time, you can delete the npsignin_plugin.rco inside /dev_hdd0/tmp/wm_res/ to disable webman npsignin remap.

I found out how to do it, i unload webman first and then i use the psnpatch plugin, thanks anyway.
 
@aldostools can you update the PKG viewer to extract custom pkgs? ( dev_rewrite, dev_blind and etc pkgs)

Also, you have a .reg to add the context menus to because I'm having trouble getting it after formatting my pc, the collection tools haven't added them
 
Have you given the executable admin permissions? It must need it to edit the registry.


Yeap, i'm running it as admin and already tried a lot of times, restarted but no effect.

EDIT: I saw a guy with the same problem in another thread and i got it fixed.

I opened every .exe as administrator and context menu was added.
 
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I just realized that here is webMAN Thread not Tools Colletion ahah, my bad ;P

BTW

@aldostools is there any automatic way to change the resign keys when resigning prx to sprx back, without the need to use scetools command line? directly via context menu?
 
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