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KSWEB is a powerful solution for Android devices that includes:
/mnt/sdcard/htdocs
Place your script in this directory, resulting in the full path:/mnt/sdcard/htdocs/script.php
Once the KSWEB application is launched and both the lighttpd and PHP servers are in the “On” state (as indicated on the main screen), open a web browser on your device and navigate to:http://localhost:8080/script.php
If everything is set up correctly, you will see the output of your script displayed in the browser. This is essentially all you need to get started with KSWEB in its initial stages.Now, let’s focus on the number 8080 in the address we accessed earlier. This number represents the port on which the Lighttpd web server is running. A port is a communication endpoint that allows networked applications to exchange data. Each server or service must listen on a specific port number to receive incoming requests. In the case of KSWEB, the default Lighttpd configuration includes a main host that listens on port 8080. You can change this port to any valid number between 1 and 65535. However, please note the following:
Each web server included in the KSWEB package can be started or stopped at any time. To control the operation of a particular server, simply navigate to its corresponding tab within the KSWEB interface and toggle the "Enable server" switch. Once enabled, the server will attempt to launch.
If, for any reason, the server fails to start, there are two primary methods to diagnose the issue:
Reviewing these logs and error messages will help you identify the root cause of the problem and guide you toward an appropriate solution.
As mentioned earlier, all servers in KSWEB come with preconfigured and functional default configuration files. However, you may often need to modify these configurations to adapt the servers to the specific requirements of your project.
To access and edit a server's configuration file, navigate to the corresponding server tab within the KSWEB interface and tap the "Edit" button next to the "Configuration" section. This will open the built-in text editor, allowing you to modify the contents of the configuration file.
Please exercise caution when editing these files, as incorrect modifications may prevent the server from starting or functioning properly.
It is also important to note that web servers such as Lighttpd, Apache, and Nginx can host multiple virtual hosts simultaneously. You can access and edit each host’s configuration file by selecting the desired host from the server’s host list and tapping "Edit host config file."
Please note that this documentation does not provide detailed instructions on how to configure each individual server or what specific parameters should be modified. Comprehensive resources on configuring Lighttpd, Apache, Nginx, and other web servers are widely available online.
Due to the extensive use and long history of these servers, a vast amount of information, tutorials, and examples can be easily found. Users are encouraged to consult these external sources to learn how to properly adjust configuration files to suit their project’s requirements.
Last update: 29 May 2025