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linx-client

Simple client for linx-server

Uses a json configuration and logfile (for storing deletion keys of uploads)

Features

Upload file and store deletion key
Upload from stdin and store deletion key
Overwrite file using stored deletion key
Delete file using stored deletion key
Sha256sum client-server matching

Get release and run

Grab the latest binary from the releases
Run ./linx-client...

Configuration

When you first run linx-client, you will be prompted to configure the instance url, logfile path and api keys.

$ ./linx-client  
Configuring linx-client  
  
Site url (ex: https://linx.example.com/): https://linx.example.com/  
Logfile path (ex: ~/.linxlog): ~/.linxlog  
API key (leave blank if instance is public):  
  
Configuration written at ~/.config/linx-client.conf  ``

Usage
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#### Upload file(s)

$ linx-client path/to/file.ext https://linx.example.com/file.ext


Options  

- ```-f file.ext``` -- Specify a desired filename (if different from the actual one)  
- ```-r``` -- Randomize filename  
- ```-e 600``` -- Time until file expires in seconds  
- ```-deletekey mysecret``` -- Specify deletion key
- ```-o``` -- Overwrite file if you have its deletion key
- ```-accesskey mykey``` -- Specify access key
- ```-c myconfig.json``` -- Use non-default config file (can be useful if using more than one linx-server instance). This option will create a config if file does not exist.
- ```-no-cb``` -- Disable automatic insertion into clipboard
- ```-selif``` -- Return selif url (direct url)

#### Upload from stdin

$ echo "hello there" | linx-client -
https://linx.example.com/random.txt


Note: you can specify the ```-f``` flag to specify a filename as such:

$ echo "hello there" | linx-client -f hello.txt -
https://linx.example.com/hello.txt



#### Overwrite file
Assuming you have previously uploaded ```file.ext``` using linx-client (so that you have its deletion key), you can replace the file as such:

$ linx-client -o file.ext
https://linx.example.com/file.ext


#### Delete file(s)

$ linx-client -d https://linx.example.com/file.ext
Deleted https://linx.example.com/file.ext


License
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Copyright (C) 2015 Andrei Marcu

This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.

This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
GNU General Public License for more details.

You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
along with this program.  If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.

Author
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Andrei Marcu, http://andreim.net/