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paste.linux-help.org

Pastes expire after 1 week by default.

With curl:
    curl -F 'file=@example.txt' https://paste.linux-help.org

    -H 'expire:1d'                      expire after 1 day (10min, 1h, 1w, ...)
    -F 'oneshot=@file.txt'              deleted after the first download
    -F 'url=https://example.com/long'   URL shortener
    -F 'remote=https://example.com/f'   upload a file from another URL
    -H 'filename:name.txt'              fixed name instead of a random one
    -X DELETE <paste-url>               delete a paste (with Authorization)


With rustypaste-cli (rpaste):
    rpaste file.txt                     upload a file
    echo text | rpaste                  upload from stdin
    rpaste -e 1d file.txt               expire after 1 day
    rpaste -o file.txt                  deleted after the first download
    rpaste -u https://example.com/long  URL shortener
    rpaste -r https://example.com/f     upload a file from another URL
    rpaste -n name.txt file.txt         fixed name instead of a random one
    rpaste -l                           list pastes
    rpaste -d name.txt                  delete a paste


This will return the URL of the uploaded file.

The server administrator might remove any pastes that they do not personally
want to host.

By default, pastes expire every hour. The server admin may or may not have
changed this.

Check out the GitHub repository at https://github.com/orhun/rustypaste
Command line tool is available  at https://github.com/orhun/rustypaste-cli