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- TSQL 4.2%
- Hack 0.1%
| server-conf | ||
| tpl | ||
| webroot | ||
| config.php | ||
| db.mysql.sql | ||
| db.sqlsrv.sql | ||
| LICENSE | ||
| README | ||
INTRODUCTION
The 6core paster is a very small pastebin/pastie clone. It has just 1 feature:
it makes stuff you paste, reachable by a unique URL you can share with others. A
paste can be some test that you enter via the web GUI, or text/image that you
paste via curl.
The text you paste here will be reachable by a unique URL that is long enough to
prevent brute-forcing. Also, these identifiers are randomly chosen. You post
will remain on the server for at most 30 days.
USAGE
You can use 6paster by accessing the URL to your installation via a browser or
via a bash oneliner. The oneliner is used as follows to paste a file:
~$ 6p /etc/hosts
Paste from STDIN:
~$ echo "hi" | 6p
Paste from here document:
~$ cat << EOF | 6p
The oneliner for in your .bash_profile:
6p() { curl -s -F "content=<${1--}" -F ttl=604800 -w "%{redirect_url}\n" -o
/dev/null https://p.6core.net/; }
INSTALL
Copy the stuff in webroot/ to the webroot (don't forget the .htaccess for Apache or web.config for Microsoft IIS)
and the config.php and tlp dir to the dir above the webroot.
Update config.php to reflect your settings.
Import db.mysql.sql into a mysql database, or import db.sqlsrv.sql into a Microsoft SQL Server database.
There are rewrite rules preconfigured for Microsoft IIS Rewrite (obtainable via Microsoft Web Platform Installer).