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README.md


blek! File

blek! File is a free service that would help you with file sharing.

The principle is very simple: you upload a file, then download it from another device. The file will be deleted after 1 download or 30 minutes.

Public instances

List of official instances

Name Administrator URL
🌠 blek! File b1ek <me@blek.codes> https://file.blek.codes

To add your instance in this list, fork and open a PR.

To qualify, your instance must be having:

  1. Uploads without a password turned on
  2. Have proper ToS
  3. Come up with a unique name
  4. Have a public administrator email

Licensing

This software is released under GPL3 license, a copyleft license that protects users' freedom by ensuring that all future copies of this software are open source as well.

Deploying

Simply copy the docker-compose.yml.example to docker-compose.yml, and .env.example to .env and edit them if necessary.

The following could be done with these bash commands:

$ # Notice that those are just for reference; you may not want to 100% copy them
$ cp docker-compose.yml.example docker-compose.yml
$ cp .env.example .env
$ nvim .env # you need to edit this file
# docker-compose up -d # "#" at the start means that the command must be run as root/sudo
$ # It all should me up and running at this point

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