AWebServer Http Apache PHP Sql

Sylkat

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About this app

AWebServer will let you share your files from your phone to any device or computer easily.

You can explore the files with any SO or browser through wireless.

AWebServer is an easy and friendly solution to publish your own web in your Android device with PHP and all the features that Apache brings.

MariaDb the old Mysql sql server is also included and the MyPhpAdmin application has been installed and ready to work with.

Has integrated a FTP server to upload the contents and is compatible with Android 4 and above.

The Web Server is ready to use and has these features:

+Apache 2
+Php 7
+MariaDb
+MyPhpAdmin
+Indexes Options
+Ftp server.
+Logs viewer.
+Text Editor.

This app is based on the famous and stable Apache 2 server, known by its stability in Android devices.

Any question or feature request, please send a mail to the developer [e-mail]

Ratings and reviews

There are way too many ads. They last too long, and they lock the app up. Using advertising scare tactics is unacceptable...the reason for my one-star rating. Warnings of my phone being infected is click bait. SSL is impossible unless rooted.. No email service. There is no way to change file permission unless rooted... not even in Windows 10. Android 14 is part of the problem. Help files are pathetic, and don't even scratch the surface for server setup. This has potential though. Needs PHP 8.1.

AWebServer simply worked right out of the box for me! Personally I have gone through several so called servers for android, always having to uninstall before even the first project has been created due to errors or simply not working at all. Its nice to finally be using one that's very basic and straight forward. Update 03/16/2021 This app would have my undying loyalty if it allowed access to the Apache configs and or the ability to use htaccess files on local server.

Revised but leaving up in case anyone else has the same problem, you have to specify 127.0.0.1 to connect to the database, "localhost" will not work. No reason to withhold stars now! BEFORE: So... I'm giving this 4 stars rather than going down lower as it could be my inexperience or an unrooted phone problem, but I can't connect to the database via PHP. I just constantly get a "permission denied" error. But for PHP server work, it has been a dream come true!

What's new

-Upgraded PHP to version 8 for arm64.
-Upgraded PhpMyAdmin to 2.5.1
-Rewrite code for showing the manual.
-Implemented selecting PHP version.
-Some upgrades to the UI in Settings.
-Upgrade native libraries.
-Bug fix: Fixed service Notifications in Android 13+.
-Bug fix: Fixed Critical bug not installing JniLibs required.
-Bug fix: Fixed bug in Android 34 (Foreground Services Type)
-Bug fix: fixed start openAds after launching own activity.(Admob violation).