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I'll go ahead and plug https://patchbay.pub https://patchbay.pub here. If you're somewhat less concerned about having encryption, you can do CLI transfers of fi
by anderspitman 7y ago
I'll go ahead and plug https://patchbay.pub https://patchbay.pub here. If you're somewhat less concerned about having encryption, you can do CLI transfers of files of arbitrary size without installing anything (assuming you have an HTTP client like curl already), and without needing an account:
Sender:
curl https://patchbay.pub/random-channel-chosen-by-you https://patchbay.pub/random-channel-chosen-by-you --data-binary @file.mp4
Receiver:
curl https://patchbay.pub/random-channel-chosen-by-you https://patchbay.pub/random-channel-chosen-by-you
As mentioned by others, https://file.pizza https://file.pizza is great if both devices have browsers, and the WebRTC connection between them succeeds.
- rakoo 7y agoYour service sends everything through the instance so we rely on the bandwidth you're willing to share. It already is amazing, but the same thing through WebRTC would be really great. I know it means work would mostly be on the client side though, and curl wouldn't be enough anymore