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Hello!
I have packaged your script into an RPM package, it is now in the contrib repository of ROSA Linux rosa2021.1
https://abf.io/import/cloudsend.sh
It can be installed on ROSA as dnf install cloudsend.sh or dnf install cloudsend.
An RPM can be downloaded from https://abf-downloads.rosalinux.ru/rosa2021.1/repository/x86_64/contrib/release/ and can be installed on other RPM-based distros.
Writing about it just to make you know about it.
Thanks for making this simple, but very useful script! I myself use it for sberdisk.ru (something like a SaaS NextCloud).

chchang@hqdc039:~/git/cloudsend.sh$ ./cloudsend.sh './cloudsend.sh' 'https://nextcloud.com/index.php/s/somesecrets'
Tavinus Cloud Sender v2.2.5

SENDING SINGLE FILE
===================

cloudsend.sh > 
######################################################################### 100.0%

SUMMARY
=======

 > All Curl calls exited without errors
 > Attempt to send completed > cloudsend.sh

how to return URL after uploading ??

Thanks so much for cloudsend! It arrives just on time for my needs :-)

Would it be possible to send (recursively) a directory instead of a single file?
Probably not: I did not even manage to do it from the file-drop web page.

URL links will not parse properly if we are sending through a pipe or renaming the target file.

Should be easy to fix, just need the time.

Creating this issue to remind myself.

If the name of files or directories contain a hashtag (#) the transfer is not working and is reporting that the resource already exists.

What do you think about adding a progress bar like -# with |tee /dev/null (like here: https://stackoverflow.com/a/41860083)?

Many thanks for this handy tool and the support.

Unfortunately, as of version 2.3.4, sending more than one file in one request no longer works.

Example - try sending files f1 and f2 to Nextcloud:

$ CLOUDSEND_PASSWORD=secret cloudsend.sh -e -k -g "./{f1,f2}" URL

Tavinus Cloud Sender v2.3.9

> Using password from Environment
> Insecure mode ON
> GLOB mode ON, input file checkings disabled

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 SENDING CURL GLOB
‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾
./{f1,f2} >
curl: cannot open './{f1,f2}'
curl: try 'curl --help' for more information
curl: (26) Failed to open/read local data from file/application

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 SUMMARY
‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾‾
    Curl : Errors detected
CurlExit : 26
  WebDav : No info
  Status : Send Failed
    Root : /
    Base : /
    Full : /
  Target : {f1,f2}
    Type : File

Tested on version 2.3.9 and curl version is 8.9.1 (Manjaro Linux, AUR).

Possible cause:

When the user specifies in the cloudsend.sh command the -g flag (i.e. a request for multi-file pattern), the variable GLOBCMD (current line number 224) is set to the same value.

However, according to the curl documentation, the -g flag means that the glob mode is switched off.

To save snapshots and other data.

Cheers!
🍻

Just noticed I need to add better messages for when globbing (currently saying it is gonna send a single file).

I am tired, so I will do it later.

This is to remind me... 😁

Thanks so much for this amazing tool. As I'm using a commercially hosted nextcloud instance which means, I cannot upload files bigger than 10GB. I was wondering if you would be willing to support chunked uploading as described here: https://docs.nextcloud.com/server/latest/developer_manual/client_apis/WebDAV/chunking.html

Thanks for this great tool!

Following your guide to upload whole folders, I was wondering if it is also possible to preserve the folder tree structure?

It is possible to create folders in the web-interface for a shared link. When a folder is present, one can add it to the url: .../public.php/webdav/folder/bla.txt. But putting folder in there without it being present results in an error:

  <s:message>File with name folder could not be located</s:message>

Is there a way to create folders on the fly?

Cheers,
Sebastian

Trying to upload to an existing subfolder, I get the following error and the contradictory message that Curl exited without errors.
Omitting the ? and everything after it lets me upload the test file to the root of the shared folder without errors.
Is there already a method to upload to subfolders that I am missing?

> ./cloudsend ~/test.csv "https://cloud.url/s/sometoken?path=%2FPhotos%20%2B%20Videos%2FSubfolder"                                                                                                 Thu Nov 11 14:24:50 2021
Tavinus Cloud Sender v2.2.1


SENDING SINGLE FILE
===================

test.csv > 
######################################################################### 100.0%
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<d:error xmlns:d="DAV:" xmlns:s="http://sabredav.org/ns">
  <s:exception>Sabre\DAV\Exception\NotAuthenticated</s:exception>
  <s:message>Username or password was incorrect</s:message>
</d:error>

SUMMARY
=======

 > All Curl calls exited without errors
 > Attempt to send completed > test.csv

I am currently trying to upload files to a drop link to Nextcloud version 21.

I am using this example command to upload:
./cloudsend.sh './myfile.txt' 'https://cloud.mydomain.net/s/fLDzToZF4MLvG28'

The upload is done from a alpine 3.13 image with follwing installed:
apk add python3 bash build-base gcc jq coreutils curl

But I am getting this error:

stty: 'standard input': Not a tty
attachments-to-nextcloud    | <html><body><h1>400 Bad request</h1>
attachments-to-nextcloud    | Your browser sent an invalid request.
attachments-to-nextcloud    | </body></html>
attachments-to-nextcloud    | 
attachments-to-nextcloud    | 
attachments-to-nextcloud    |  > Curl exited without errors

Do you have a clue why?

Use case: I have a file foo.txt and would like to drop it under the name bar,txt

Potential syntax:

cloudsend foo.txt --remote-file-name bar.txt <folderlink>