(18-12-2018, 06:41 AM)atbd Wrote: I recently found a pretty useful service with a cli tool: http://push.tf
I made a gentoo ebuild (https://github.com/spnngl/gentoo/blob/ma...999.ebuild) if anyone is interested

The following script will covert 90% of the use cases (note that API may change):

I'm a passionate C advocate, but you should know where to draw the line between wrapping a tool, or writing a new one :)
This looks over-engineered to me though, but that's only my opinion!

Some things bother me with this service though...

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But there are many cases where push.tf will be the fastest and easiest solution to share or backup files.
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We don't sell you the classical speech that our service is secure because we use encryption (we encrypt nothing actually). Recent security holes have proven that no one should rely on this argument. By encrypting your data before sending, you can be sure that no one will be able to read them.
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you can set the expiration time in hours (max 336 hours)

http://push.tf
http://u.push.tf

When you advocate that your service is suitable for backups, or "anonymous" transfer. You cannot not provide a fully encrypted version of your service.