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Fileserver2

A http download and upload server

Features

• Default to append
• Delete support
• Truncate support
• Form value upload
• File upload ( no need extra static index page anymore )
• Any level path specify
• Web Any path upload support

Install

go get github.com/chinglinwen/fileserver2

Examples

File upload

[~ t1 ] $ cat example.log 
example body
[~ t1 ] $ curl localhost:8000/uploadapi -F file=@example.log
Files uploaded successfully : example.log 13 bytes 

Results

[~ t ] $ cat example.log 
example body

Form upload

[~ t1 ] $ curl localhost:8000/uploadapi -F file=test -F data="test body"
Files uploaded successfully : test 9 bytes 

Path specify

[~ t1 ] $ curl localhost:8000/uploadapi -F file="a/b/c" -F data="hello"
Files uploaded successfully : a/b/c 5 bytes 

[~ t1 ] $ curl localhost:8000/uploadapi -F file="a/b/c" -F file=@a.txt 
Files uploaded successfully : a/b/c 3 bytes 

[~ t1 ] $ curl localhost:8000/uploadapi -F file="../a/b/c" -F file=@a.txt
file path should not contain the two dot

or

[~ t1 ] $ curl localhost:8000/a/b/uploadapi -F file="c" -F data="hello"
Files uploaded successfully : a/b/c 5 bytes 

[~ t1 ] $ curl localhost:8000/a/b/uploadapi -F file="c" -F file=@a.txt 
Files uploaded successfully : a/b/c 3 bytes 

[~ t1 ] $ curl localhost:8000/../a/b/uploadapi -F file="c" -F file=@a.txt   # won't work

Delete

[~ t1 ] $ curl localhost:8000/uploadapi -F file=example.log -F delete=yes 
file: example.log deleted

[~ t1 ] $ curl localhost:8000/uploadapi -F file="a/b/c" -F delete=yes  
file: a/b/c deleted

[~ t1 ] $ curl localhost:8000/uploadapi -F file="a" -F delete=yes      
file: a deleted

Truncate

if file not exist, it will create the file

if file exist, by default it will append to the file

use truncate to overwrite the file

curl localhost:8000/uploadapi -F file=@example.log -F truncate=yes 

or

curl localhost:8000/uploadapi -F file=test -F data="test body" -F truncate=yes 

Usage

$ fileserver2 -h
Usage of fileserver2:
  -author
        Show author.
  -path string
        File server path. (default ".")
  -port string
        Port number. (default "8000")
  -v    Show version.

Notes: path specify where the file will be stored

Web examples

Choose files

Specify any path in url to upload

Info

Results

Download example

Web

CLI

[~ t1 ] $ wget "localhost:8000/Track 1.wav"
--2016-06-23 11:43:18--  http://localhost:8000/Track%201.wav
Resolving localhost... ::1, 127.0.0.1
Connecting to localhost|::1|:8000... connected.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK
Length: 26869360 (26M) [audio/x-wav]
Saving to: `Track 1.wav'

100%[=============================================================================>] 26,869,360  --.-K/s   in 0.1s    

2016-06-23 11:43:18 (240 MB/s) - `Track 1.wav' saved [26869360/26869360]

[~ t1 ] $

Service register and deregister

register

./reg.sh

deregister

./dereg.sh

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