Are there any solutions similar to this and the others mentioned in the discussion that can be self-hosted?
Command-line file sharing
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http://configr.io
Which of all of these is the best? Which is most likely to still have my files after 5+ years?
The one I posted is (mine and) amateur, don't use it.
It will probably be around for 5 years, but is not undergoing active development, and it was a side project I worked on for funsies (I may come back to it one day, and it's kind of a leave-it-be project, especially without 100s of users).
Please refer to the other ones for a serious (or at least more well thought out) solution.
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I do this too, but I find it annoying not knowing if the file has been received and when it's safe for me to delete it.
Next version I'll add the possibility to add a timespan in number of days or number of downloads before deletion. What about that?
I'd personally love a website that offered self-destructing url pointers or downloads. So, a url that redirects once to the target, that sort of thing.
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How did you make the demo? I'd love to put something similar on http://ipinfo.io
Using tty2gif, I've made it work at my mac. Only need to find some time to upload the changes to the repo. http://z24.github.io/tty2gif/
tty2gif author here. Could you send me a pull request about your mac version? I can merge them if I have time. Thanks for your efforts!
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#77I didn't know about tty2gif ( http://z24.github.io/tty2gif/ ) -- that looks pretty cool.
It is but it creates some amazing huge gifs :)
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#78Hi...I write a wrapper tool, hopeful easy to use,
and now just upload & download twice function.
https://github.com/daineseh/py-transfer.sh
ex1: Upload a file to http://transfer.sh
$./pt.py -u /home/something/file1
https://transfer.sh/19Xwp/file1
$./pt.py -u /home/something/file1 /home/something/file2 /home/something/file3
https://transfer.sh/19Xwp/file1
https://transfer.sh/19Xwp/file2
https://transfer.sh/19Xwp/file3
$./pt.py -d https://transfer.sh/19Xwp/file1 https://transfer.sh/1fn4k/file2
Download ./file1 done.
Download ./file2 done.
$./pt.py -d https://transfer.sh/19Xwp/file1 https://transfer.sh/1fn4k/file2 -w /home/user/
Download /home/user/file1 done.
Download /home/user/file2 done.Re: Command-line file sharing
#79Earlier quoted context omitted.
Next version I'll add the possibility to add a timespan in number of days or number of downloads before deletion. What about that?
I'd personally love a website that offered self-destructing url pointers or downloads. So, a url that redirects once to the target, that sort of thing.
You might not want to be too strict about it. I know I'll sometimes look at an attachment on the go, but not be able to download it until later when I'm at home.