IMAP Upload is a tool for uploading a local mbox file to IMAP4 server. The most stable way to migrate to Gmail. Can recursively import mbox sub-folders, currently supports Mac Mail MBOX export folder format. Read messages stored in mbox format which is used by many mail clients such as Thunderbird. Upload messages to an IMAP4 server. Preserve the delivery time of the message. (support date time in From_ line / “Received:” field / “Date:” field) Automatic retry when the connection was aborted which happens frequently on Gmail. Can write out failed messages in mbox format. (Easy to retry for the failed messages). Supports IMAP servers that can only store either folders or emails in a folder. Supports SSL.
A utility written in Python which lets you upload videos to a Peertube instance from the command line.
Easy and fast file sharing from the command-line. Stand up your own file sharing website. Written in Golang. Ideal for command line usage with curl.
A fast and easy file sharing application. Upload a file and it generates a unique link (even for duplicates). Send the link to someone and they can download the file with it. You can set a password on the site to control who can use it. Links can be set to self-destruct. No database required, just PHP. Encryption optional. Cronjob to delete old files. Comes with a PoC bash script for uploading from the command line.
XEP-0363 CLI upload tool. Written in Python, uses SleekXMPP. Give it login credentials to an XMPP server and a filename, and it'll upload the file to the server.
A fire-and-forget file sharing webapp optimized for access from the command line. Use wget or curl to upload and download files. Share with a unique URL. Files can be up to 10 gigs in size, will persist for 14 days.
Github repo: https://github.com/dutchcoders/transfer.sh/
Anonymously and securely send files to and receive files from people. Zips up the files, starts a local web server on your computer with a link to this zip file, makes this website accessible as a Tor onion service, and shows you the URL of the web server. You send someone this .onion URL, they load it in Tor Browser and then they can download the zip file. As soon as the download is complete, OnionShare shuts down the web service. Can be used to host an entire (static) website.