I managed to install the cache, but when offline the page does not load, the blank page appears saying that I am offline, how to proceed?Fix has been uploaded, download 1.5.2 FINAL FIXED.zip, or wait for live hosts to update it.
I managed to install the cache, but when offline the page does not load, the blank page appears saying that I am offline, how to proceed?Fix has been uploaded, download 1.5.2 FINAL FIXED.zip, or wait for live hosts to update it.
Make sure the address in the browser ends with index.html.I managed to install the cache, but when offline the page does not load, the blank page appears saying that I am offline, how to proceed?
In this case, can I also use the cache through the user's guide as in Al Azif's?Make sure the address in the browser ends with index.html.
eg http://192.168.0.5/xpjt/index.html
In this case, can I also use the cache through the user's guide as in Al Azif's?
now i can cache it BUT the caching progress just runs for a few seconds then it says cache installed, but then i can't access it in offline mode
i can't cache it. is there anyone can do it?
I can confirm the latest version is working perfectly. Using miniweb to host. I extracted the xproject folder into htdocs. Than i went to http://192.168.0.141:8000. This loads the xproject page. I than cached it and was having problems getting it to load offline. But just as suggested when i added index.html to the end of the address it works perfectly. Thanks! So the address i had to use in my case when internet is turned off was "http://192.168.0.141:8000/index.html"
Thanks for explanation, I got it now.@ItsmeAJ afaik the reason you have to FTP in for trophies is due to the directory structure and naming: the folder has a different name after the hdd is replaced. It’s the way the PS4 encrypts the hdd is different every time, so you have to add trophies back manually.
The directories are:
user/home/xxxxxxxx/trophy
and
user/trophy
the xxxxxxxx they came from changed when you installed a new drive.
The other DB files are stored in non personalised folders, so theyre generic to back up and restore.
I can confirm the latest version is working perfectly. Using miniweb to host. I extracted the xproject folder into htdocs. Than i went to http://192.168.0.141:8000. This loads the xproject page. I than cached it and was having problems getting it to load offline. But just as suggested when i added index.html to the end of the address it works perfectly. Thanks! So the address i had to use in my case when internet is turned off was "http://192.168.0.141:8000/index.html"
after added /index.html it works perfectly. thank you very muchThank for confirming, a few people over at Psxhax also claim it’s not caching, but more people than not are proving it does
I host this via pc or via android and cache successfully and it says xproject installed. All good except it doesn't work after disconnecting the host. Isn't it supposed to be cached and working properly offline such as azif method? What am I missing?! Any help would be appreciated, thank you in advance.
Adding the index.html part is what was missing at my part. Now it works like a charm. Thanks a bunch and happy new year!Make sure you have 1.5.2 version, cache in either web browser or userguide (if using esp version), then once cached back out, go to settings, un-tick network connection, go back into browser or guide (depending) and it will load the page from cache.
Ensure you manually add “index.html” if caching esp version to the web browser.
Bookmark and use.
You can cache it.
Yes it does mean you will never need external server to run payloads again, unless you delete your browser's cache or need to update your payloads. How to do it there's several ways either via opening one of the websites that's hosting the xproject or using or using simplehttpserver app on Android or using host application on windows pc. Google is your friend..Can I get more info on this? Does the cache stay there forever? Does this essentially mean I can set this up once, and then the ps4 will never need a external server or internet connection to load the payload again? No external wifi adapters needed?
And is there a detailed tutorial somewhere for this?