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@ -38,6 +38,23 @@ through the option `-c <config_file>`. If no config file is specified, |
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pastes will be trimmed to that length.) |
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As with other pastebin-like services, you can send a paste to `binnit` |
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using `curl`. For instance, if your `binnit` server is running on |
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`http://servername.net`, you can paste a file there using: |
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curl -F 'paste=<myfile' http://servername.net |
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and obtain on output the ID associated to the newly created |
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paste. Similarly |
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mylongcommand | curl -F 'paste=<-' http://servername.net |
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will paste the output of `mylongcommand` to `http://servername.net`, |
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and show on output the ID of the new paste. |
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## Why another pastebin? |
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There are hundreds of pastebin-like servers in the wild. But the |
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