I am using Linphone Android for making secure Voip calls with my own Self signed certificates. For security reasons, I want to built my own File sharing Server instead of using Linphone standard Server having a php file url as: https://www.linphone.org:444/lft.php.
My question is how can I make my own Script/server to transfer files and images? I have searched many times on google could not find any solution or lft.php script.
Any help in this regard will be highly appreciated.
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I have an Android application which send app debug logs from Background thread without opening any intent through smtpoffice365 but now have to do implementation with using SCP. Is it possible to use SCP in android to copy log file to remote server?
i have also referred these links
Upload Files Using SCP/SFTP or more secure way in Android
Is it possible to transfer files between Android devices via scp?
But as not get proper answer from above link which didn't help me to solve. if there is any sample code then please provide with references link or code.
I am using retrofit library in my android app. I read multiple tutorial about upload and download files and working with json data. most of these tutorial have worked with image for simplicity and there is some API for working with that like imagur, but I want to work with audio files in my app and I don not know any server or API for testing upload and download mp3 files. can anybody introduce me some of that?
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Need help.
We have two servers that deploy the website. The website has a link that can download an .apk file to a mobile.
The problem is, when site is access in mobile using android 4.x, it downloads successfully on both server. However, when using android 5 (lollipop), it download successfully in one server but unsuccessful in another.
the mime type for both server is the same (application/vnd.android.packa..). Certificate for both server is ok also (although they have different issuer, which I don't think is an issue)
I also check the properties of the website, and its the same.
Is there are any setting in web server that I need to check or any security setting that makes one server download successfully the apk file while the other does not?
Appreciate any thought on this.
I am trying to create an FTP page in AppInventor so I can upload and download files from an Androidmobile device to my web server.
Going through the forums I have read about Appinventor not supporting it but it could be done via 3rd-party application that you can open via ActivityStarter.
Is this true and is this really the only way?
I only ask again because I've read through some outdated posts. If anyone is aware of a certain solution (direct or indirect) your tips and suggestions would be most appreciated!
Thanks!
As already said here, there are these solutions to upload/download files to a web server:
1) how to upload a file
2) how to download a file
All,
I am new to FTP and SFTP Protocols.I need to send files to SFTP Server from an android client..
1)Does android has SFTP support in-built in SDK ?
2)If not, how do i accomplish the same in Android??
3)Any useful Link or Lib or App will help me
Thanks in advance
NITZ
There's no built-in SFTP support in Android SDK, but there exists a fair number of Java classes for SSH/SFTP capable of doing FTP and SFTP including our SecureBlackbox (Java edition), JSch (SFTP only, no FTP/FTPS) and some others mentioned in this question.
NOTE: SFTP and FTP are completely different protocols.