FTP
Much like the HTTP server, FTP provides a method of transferring files between your Miyoo Mini+ and other devices such as a PC/Phone/Tablet. You'll need an FTP client installed on the second device.
File transfer
Debugging and troubleshooting
You'll find it in Tweaks -> Network -> FTP and you'll get 2 options:
Enable - Activate FTP access
Enable authentication - Activate authentication (username/password)
Once you've activated your FTP server in Tweaks (and exited tweaks!) you'll now be able to connect using software such as Filezilla, CuteFTP, WinSCP, FireFTP. You'll also be able to use an SFTP client to transfer files securely if SSH is also enabled.
You'll need the IP of the device, found below.
Exit tweaks to apply & start the FTP server
Although this is not recommended on other peoples WIFI, when you're at home on your own WIFI this is absolutely fine.
Head over to Tweaks -> Network -> FTP:
Now restart the FTP server, there will no longer be a login screen.
There's 2 accounts you can use for FTP. The first will be a user account, it can access /mnt/SDCARD but no directories higher than this and can't see hidden files (often hidden files are system files/config files). This account is perfect for anyone just copying ROMS.
The second will be an admin account that can browse back to / and can see/edit hidden files.
The default user username will be
onionusr
The default user password will be
onionos
The default admin username will be
onionadm
The default admin password will be
!!0n10n05!!
The file this is stored in is kept in /mnt/SDCARD/.tmp_update/config and is called .auth.txt. There's various ways to edit this:
Connect your SD to your PC and edit the file
Use FTP/SFTP
Use the built in text editor on HTTP fileserver
Once your password is changed, restart FTP for it to take effect.
On some FTP clients you may need to alter settings or bin files will become truncated when they're transferred, filezilla for example may need to the below setting changing (Transfer -> Transfer type -> Binary)
If you have authentication turned on, anonymous connections will fail.
Although we've taken every precaution to offer as much security as possible, remember to keep your Onion safe. It is not recommended you use FTP on an insecure WIFI network that is open or public as traffic is unencrypted, for this reason we strongly recommend you toggle FTP off when you're on the move!