snaplink

send some text and read it back

$ echo "just testing!" | nc paste.winlogon.org 9999 -q 0
http://paste.winlogon.org/test

In this example, -q 0 closes the connection at EOF.

This example uses OpenBSD's netcat. You must use any flag that closes the connection on EOF to get the snap back.

$ curl http://paste.winlogon.org/test
just testing!

send file contents

$ cat ~/some_file.txt | nc paste.winlogon.org 9999

send list of files in the current directory

$ ls -la | nc paste.winlogon.org 9999

requirements

To upload files, you'll need a client capable of TCP file transfers, ideally OpenBSD's netcat.

Make sure the client disconnects after reaching the end of the file or else it won't be stored on the server.

This website and server is open-source. Feel free to contribute!