#Secure pipes files download#
To decrypt and download the file: $ curl | openssl aes-256-cbc -d Transfer files to multiple receivers using Piping Server To encrypt and send files with Piping Server, run: $ cat ostechnix.txt | openssl aes-256-cbc | curl -T. The above command will save the text in a text file instead of printing in the standard output. If you want to append the text message to a file, simply do: $ curl > ostechnix.txt Quite easy, isn't it? It comes handy when sharing URLs and clipboard between systems. Share text between systems using piping server The file will be downloaded in the current directory. Ubuntu in my case) and download the file using command: $ curl > ostechnix.txt
Fedora in my case), type the following command to share the file: $ curl -T ostechnix.txt
#Secure pipes files how to#
Sharing files between multiples devices with Piping Server is very easy! First, we will see how to share data between two systems using curl program.įor example, I am going to share a text file named ostechnix.txt from my Fedora system and receive it in Ubuntu system. Transfer files between any devices using Piping Server from commandline The link to the aforementioned applications are given in the Piping Server main GitHub repository.
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