The bashupload is a place to upload files from command line or other ways and download them elsewhere.
How to upload file to server
If you want to upload file to server, you have multiple options, but let's take a look on the most efficient one.
Everything goes in 2 steps. First, you upload a file to bashupload.com by dragging it on the web app area or doing so from command line:
curl https://bashupload.com/ -T /var/file.txt
or using raw data and directly specifying file name:
curl https://bashupload.com/file.txt --data-binary @/var/file.txt
- file.txt is a name you want your file to be accessible by,
- /var/file.txt is a path to a file you want to upload.
After you'll see instructions on how to download that file on your server:
Uploaded 1 file, 7 bytes
wget https://bashupload.com/4dcXO/file.txt
You can also open that in broser:
You'll need to just copy the code to the command line on your server:
wget https://bashupload.com/SRwCz/test.txt
Consider encrypting your files before uploading to bashupload to ensure security if it's critical.
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