whaaat. does anyone else think this is slightly suspect and/or bogus?
OF COURSE you should assume the owner of the website can read any file you send, but besides that it seems like it's fine.
Curl.io – Share files from your terminal or ssh
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Re: Curl.io – Share files from your terminal or ssh
#12Just awesome. I tried custom shell scripts to upload to dropbox and other cloud storages but it never felt right. The other magic is, on Mac you can see the upload status in the browser window if you keep curl.io open.
Agreed. The web UI reacted almost instantly when I hit enter in the terminal. I'd want an interface to destroy the file immediately then fallback to the 4 hour auto-delete. Also some serious details about the author and security before I'd actually consider sending anything mission critical.
Certainly, there is no need to put tags inside tags, that is invalid HTML5 or at least according to W3C validator.No offense meant to the author. Peace!
Re: Curl.io – Share files from your terminal or ssh
#13Couldn't find any feedback form on the site, so I guess I'll post it here. Seems there's a small bug in the way the time, dispayed in the console, is calculated.
FilerCtrl uses:
var c = new Date;
a.date = c.toDateString() + " " + ("0" + c.getUTCHours()).slice(-2) + ":" + ("0" + c.getUTCMinutes()).slice(-2) + ":" + ("0" + c.getUTCSeconds()).slice(-2);
I suppose it could be fixed by replacing
c.getUTCHours()).slice(-2)
(c.getUTCHours()).slice(-2) + (c.getTimezoneOffset() / 60))
Re: Curl.io – Share files from your terminal or ssh
#14Typing in file name within a page just to generate URL seems clunky to me. I believe, you can provide URL generation from a REST API that can be called from command line.
Re: Curl.io – Share files from your terminal or ssh
#15Typing in file name within a page just to generate URL seems clunky to me. I believe, you can provide URL generation from a REST API that can be called from command line.
Using curl!
Re: Curl.io – Share files from your terminal or ssh
#16Without knowing the hash, it might be nice to just:
curl -F "@file=/path/myfile.tgz" http://curl.io/send
Re: Curl.io – Share files from your terminal or ssh
#17Yikes, this should really be accessible only via HTTPS.
Copying commands from untrusted websites (or insecure connections) and pasting them into your terminal is not a good idea:
Re: Curl.io – Share files from your terminal or ssh
#18Earlier quoted context omitted.
Agreed. The web UI reacted almost instantly when I hit enter in the terminal. I'd want an interface to destroy the file immediately then fallback to the 4 hour auto-delete. Also some serious details about the author and security before I'd actually consider sending anything mission critical.
Certainly, there is no need to put tags inside tags, that is invalid HTML5 or at least according to W3C validator.No offense meant to the author. Peace!
I don't think there is anything wrong with span inside div. The other way is a problem though.
But http://validator.w3.org doesn't give me errors about spans or divs. It just gives errors with attributes.
Re: Curl.io – Share files from your terminal or ssh
#19Awesome!
Seems many new ideas around file sharing recently. To name a few:
Re: Curl.io – Share files from your terminal or ssh
#20I far prefer this, it uses filepicker as it's backend.