Simple sharing file/folder to my friend
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Sometimes there is a big file you want to send to your friend, or he wants to download from you. Like movie, archive or program.
Is there any simple, command-line, unix program that is simple as
$ share someData.tar.gz
Sharing...
192.168.1.123 is downloading file
Done!
while the other person can download like:
$ wget <myIp>
Connecting to <myIp>
Donwloading someData.tar.gz...
Done!
I don't want to give access to my whole PC via SSH, SCP or SFTP.
I don't want to play with groups and permissions.
Or maybe is there any way to open SFTP server just to one file/folder ?
If there isn't such program I will write it on my own, but I don't want to write something that is already written.
server permissions ssh samba sftp
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Sometimes there is a big file you want to send to your friend, or he wants to download from you. Like movie, archive or program.
Is there any simple, command-line, unix program that is simple as
$ share someData.tar.gz
Sharing...
192.168.1.123 is downloading file
Done!
while the other person can download like:
$ wget <myIp>
Connecting to <myIp>
Donwloading someData.tar.gz...
Done!
I don't want to give access to my whole PC via SSH, SCP or SFTP.
I don't want to play with groups and permissions.
Or maybe is there any way to open SFTP server just to one file/folder ?
If there isn't such program I will write it on my own, but I don't want to write something that is already written.
server permissions ssh samba sftp
asked Mar 8 at 9:48
Stachu Barański
1
what about apache webserver? if you want to share files you could make them available in the www/ folder. the person you want could download it viaget. You could resrtict access with.htaccessin case you want that
– AlexOnLinux
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Sometimes there is a big file you want to send to your friend, or he wants to download from you. Like movie, archive or program.
Is there any simple, command-line, unix program that is simple as
$ share someData.tar.gz
Sharing...
192.168.1.123 is downloading file
Done!
while the other person can download like:
$ wget <myIp>
Connecting to <myIp>
Donwloading someData.tar.gz...
Done!
I don't want to give access to my whole PC via SSH, SCP or SFTP.
I don't want to play with groups and permissions.
Or maybe is there any way to open SFTP server just to one file/folder ?
If there isn't such program I will write it on my own, but I don't want to write something that is already written.
server permissions ssh samba sftp
asked Mar 8 at 9:48
Stachu Barański
1
Sometimes there is a big file you want to send to your friend, or he wants to download from you. Like movie, archive or program.
Is there any simple, command-line, unix program that is simple as
$ share someData.tar.gz
Sharing...
192.168.1.123 is downloading file
Done!
while the other person can download like:
$ wget <myIp>
Connecting to <myIp>
Donwloading someData.tar.gz...
Done!
I don't want to give access to my whole PC via SSH, SCP or SFTP.
I don't want to play with groups and permissions.
Or maybe is there any way to open SFTP server just to one file/folder ?
If there isn't such program I will write it on my own, but I don't want to write something that is already written.
server permissions ssh samba sftp
server permissions ssh samba sftp
asked Mar 8 at 9:48
Stachu Barański
1
asked Mar 8 at 9:48
Stachu Barański
1
asked Mar 8 at 9:48
Stachu Barański
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asked Mar 8 at 9:48
Stachu Barański
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asked Mar 8 at 9:48
Stachu Barański
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what about apache webserver? if you want to share files you could make them available in the www/ folder. the person you want could download it viaget. You could resrtict access with.htaccessin case you want that
– AlexOnLinux
Mar 8 at 12:49
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what about apache webserver? if you want to share files you could make them available in the www/ folder. the person you want could download it viaget. You could resrtict access with.htaccessin case you want that
– AlexOnLinux
Mar 8 at 12:49
what about apache webserver? if you want to share files you could make them available in the www/ folder. the person you want could download it via
get. You could resrtict access with .htaccess in case you want that– AlexOnLinux
Mar 8 at 12:49
what about apache webserver? if you want to share files you could make them available in the www/ folder. the person you want could download it via
get. You could resrtict access with .htaccess in case you want that– AlexOnLinux
Mar 8 at 12:49
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python -m SimpleHTTPServer
seems to be something I was looking for :)
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python -m SimpleHTTPServer
seems to be something I was looking for :)
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python -m SimpleHTTPServer
seems to be something I was looking for :)
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python -m SimpleHTTPServer
seems to be something I was looking for :)
answered Mar 8 at 22:41
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python -m SimpleHTTPServer
seems to be something I was looking for :)
answered Mar 8 at 22:41
Stachu Barański
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answered Mar 8 at 22:41
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answered Mar 8 at 22:41
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what about apache webserver? if you want to share files you could make them available in the www/ folder. the person you want could download it via
get. You could resrtict access with.htaccessin case you want that– AlexOnLinux
Mar 8 at 12:49