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NAME
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lainsafecli - Command line interface for lainsafe
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SYNOPSIS
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lainsafecli *\[\--tor \| \--i2p\] \[\--server\]* file
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DESCRIPTION
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===========
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*lainsafecli* uploads a file to a given lainsafe server. This server may
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be specified with the *\--server* flag. If *\--server* is not given. The
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content of the variable *\$DEFAULT_SERVER* will be used instead. This
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variable is in the script. In the official packages. this is
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https://lainsafe.delegao.moe
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OPTIONS
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*\--server* Sets the server to use. If it is not given \$DEFAULT_SERVER
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will be used instead.
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*\--help* Displays a simple help message and exits. This also specify
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which server will be used if no *\--server* is given.
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*\--tor* Uses tor to upload the file. This requires
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*LWP::Protocol::socks* to be installed on your system. You also need to
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have tor running at 127.0.0.1:9050 If LWP::Protocol::socks is not
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installed, \--tor is ignored, so don\'t try it
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*\--i2p* Routes the traffic through I2P. This uses the HTTP proxy (which
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is normally in port 4444). So *LWP::Protocol::socks* is not necessary.
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*\--get-response* If the server returned an error, \--get-response will
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make lainsafecli print the content, so it can help you find out why
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lainsafecli isn\'t working!
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CONFIGURATION
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=============
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there are configuration values in *lainsafecli* line 34.
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*\$DISPLAY_ASCII* If true (Any number but 0), It will display an ASCII
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art if no error returned.
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*\$STORE_LINKS* If true, lainsafecli will store the links on a file,
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specified by *\$LINKS_FILE*
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TROUBLESHOOTING
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whatever is not running lainsafe. But works in the browser.
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This only happens with https lainsafe instances. To solve that. Make
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sure that the module *LWP::UserAgent::https* is installed. You can
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install it using *cpan(1)*
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HTTP 413 is returned
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The file you specified is too big for the instance. Try using another
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instance. By default lainsafe supports up to 100MBs. But this can be
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configured in lainsafe **AND** the web server. If the file exceds
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whatever your **server** allows. lainsafe can set another limit. If the
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lainsafe limit is less than the server limit. lainsafe will return its
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own error message.
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AUTHORS
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qorg11 \<qorg\@vxempire.xyz\>
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LICENSE
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GPLv3 or later.
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