These are the “terminal to URL” file hosts I know. Please tell me about others. The speed tests are not scientific at all, my servers might be uncapable of better speeds because of saturation or bad routing.
curl --upload-file "01_Name_Game_(Intro).mp3" https://transfer.sh/
Maximum Filesize: 5 Gigabytes
Expiration after: 2 weeks
Uses HTTPS!
Serves error 500 for non-existing files. Does not serve direct downloads anymore. Bleh.
Download URLs are modeled after your original filename (“special” characters are replaced): https://transfer.sh/SGNl/01-name-game-intro.mp3
1GB.zip upload: ~30-110 Megabit/s
1GB.zip download: ~240 Megabit/s
curl -F "file=@01_Name_Game_(Intro).mp3" http://curl.io/send/abcd1234
Maximum Filesize: 20 Gigabytes
Expiration after: 4 hours
Requires you to visit their website to get a key (URL) assigned.
Download URLs are random and but it serves original filename with content-disposition: http://curl.io/get/kegcxfza/85866a9bcfaf6f8eccab136238c07f659d580b25
1GB.zip upload: ~60-75 Megabit/s
1GB.zip download: 100 Megabit/s
curl --upload-file 01_Name_Game_\(Intro\).mp3 chunk.io
Maximum Filesize: 50 Megabytes
Expiration after: 6 months
They might increase filesize and expiration if there is enough interest, as of now you can not “sign-up” for those.
Download URLs are unreadable, filenames are lost: http://chunk.io/f/afb01d527ceb4d03b9bf9e62bb32263e
1GB.zip upload: ~8 Megabit/s (until it errored :) )
http://purrrl.link/
Requires sign-up.
Hi Johannes,
I would be very interested what your test outcomes would be from testing Purrrl.
The sign up is so we can ensure a spam~less service.
There’s a huge list of updates coming to Purrrl in about 3 weeks time that I’m sure will give it an advantage over the others.
S
I understand your caution and concerns but before I use an account for file hosting I just use my own systems with scp/rsync instead. Different usage habits for different people.