[TheHK]

I recently downloaded a program called iSpit.

Check it out here:

http://www.robota.nl/products/iPhone%20iSpit.html

Apparently, it lets you browse and download your iPhone files through your web browser.

Just add your files to: /Library/WebServer/Documents/

Not quite sure what this can mean for iPhone development

[ajl917]

I guess at the moment its a bit better than Finder, but Im sticking with Finder unless I really need to download something or check something out in a different part of my phone than Finder works with...

[tonydeli7]

very nice app!finally we can get rid of the "heavy" apache server... And i believe that this is the first time we can see our iPhone Root Folder with a native app...

[TheHK]

So what do we put into the /Library/WebServer/Documents/ folder?

[HotStuff2]

Eh...what's the benefit of using this over openSSH/WinSCP?

WinSCP gives me access to everything, everywhere on the iPhone. I'll stick with that.

[tonydeli7]

Originally Posted by HotStuff2

Eh...what's the benefit of using this over openSSH/WinSCP?

WinSCP gives me access to everything, everywhere on the iPhone. I'll stick with that.

with this you can explore your iPhone filesystem with Mobile Safari and view files like word,pdf

[axcer]

i want to ask if i sync 2 computer, than my iphone sudden has this orange thing that is named "others" how do i delete it ?

[TheHK]

Can you post a screenshot?

[.:MirrorminD:.]

not only can you use it in mobile safari but you can use it to download files from your phone to your computer. Just use the IP addy it tells you to use then put that in IE and there you go full index of your phone

[raptorjr]

Dont know much about programming, but could this also be used to upload files to the iPhone? Maybe not now but in a later version?