(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); durandal from Gitbrew gave me a special little file tonight, dubbed GIJoe, created by a developer called spender from grsecurity.net, it lets you run…..read the quote from durandal below

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<GregoryRasputin> So how does it work ?
<durandal> it does everything ps3netsrv does
<durandal> minus checking for your cobrausb
<durandal> so you give it a whitelist of allowed ips, a directory, etc
<durandal> and it hosts that for the newest multiman
<durandal> providing the same functionality you’d get by using multiman/cobra
<durandal> so ps3/psx/dvd/bluray iso server
<GregoryRasputin> You still need multiMAN ?
<durandal> best part is when they implement ps2/psp those’ll serve too
<durandal> you need multiman on your ps3
<durandal> don’t need to run the ps3netsrv file on your computer to host
<durandal> use this instead
A little quote from the code:

* “open-sourced” by spender
reversed from the provided binary in a couple hours
added options to daemonize and run as a specific user/group

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And a huge thanks to spender

UPDATE

As i stated earlier, the Gitbrew guys were going to make an article in their Wiki, here it is:

GIJoe
Just like the cartoon, this release stands in defiance of Cobra. Moral of the story: The only thing worse than being ripped off by the industry that’s supposed to be supporting us is to see fellow members of our own community find ways to profit off something that should be in the public domain. Anyways, enough about that.

This release, provided by Spender, replaces the ps3netsrv that comes in new versions of MultiMan. In addition to being a free and open source replacement for the original, it removes the need for a CobraUSB dongle and, on the Linux version at least, adds the ability to daemonize the server and set user and group for the process. Compiles using gcc (on Windows, use MinGW or Cygwin) and runs from the command line with the following command line options:

ps3netsrv [-d] [-u user] [-g group] [-p port] [-w whitelist] rootdirectory
whitelist is an optional list of IPs that are allowed to connect to the server, and rootdirectory is the root directory you saved your backups in (using the same folders you would’ve used if you were following mmCm’s directions.
ps3netsrv.c source code

If enough people are interested, we can compile binaries windows, linux, and linux64.


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