Notices

Hi,

I use pastebins a lot and while browsing, I saw pastebinit which is a tool to upload to pastebins from the command line.

It supports the following pastebins:

• http://pastebin.com (including subdomains)
• http://pastebin.ca (including subdomains)
• http://1t2.com (including subdomains)
• http://rafb.net
• http://slexy.org
• http://fpaste.org
• http://paste2.org
• http://pastey.net
• http://stikked.com
• http://yourpaste.net
• http://gist.github.com
• http://paste.ubuntu.com
• http://paste.debian.net

Example usage:

Sending the word "hi" to pastebin.com (I'd advise not to send "hi" regularly - probably will count as spam):
In X Terminal:
Sending the word "hi" to pastebin.com (I'd advise not to send "hi" regularly - probably will count as spam) under the name of "Jane Doe":
In X Terminal:
Sending the word "hi" to slexy.org (I'd advise not to send "hi" regularly - probably will count as spam) under the name of "Jane Doe":
In X Terminal:
Sending the contents of the file /media/mmc2/whatever (which equates to the file "whatever" residing on the root of the internal memory card) to pastebin.com:
In X Terminal:
At the end of running a command, you will get a url with a link to your pastebin.

Running will reveal the full range of options available to you.


(It's in Extras so you can just search for pastebinit through the application manager)