nomeata

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   by nomeata 13y ago

   Follow up post, summing up alternatives (especially the FileTea command line client): https://www.joachim-breitner.de/blog/archives/634-My-contrib...
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   by nomeata 13y ago

   Great! Guess I’ll ditch my tool sooner than I thought...
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   by nomeata 13y ago

   Why would you have to mess with SSH account_s_? Only the sending side needs an account, no further setup on the server required. It doesn’t even have to be your server, your university’s server is enough.
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   by nomeata 13y ago

   Note that all these require transferring the file to the server first, before a link can be shared with anyone, and especially cleaning up later. With my tool, the link is instantly available, and as soon as I stop the program, nothing is l
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   by nomeata 13y ago

   Because with file-share, the file is never stored on the ssh-server; it is transferred the instant the other sides starts the download. The SSH-Server is required to share the file at a publicly available address (which my own computer is l