dropafile
Drop me a file, securely.
dropafile provides an HTTPS-secured webapp where users can drop files.
It is meant as a channel to deliver documents in a not-too-unsecure manner. For instance as a quickly installable workaround if people are not able or willing to use GnuPG or similar, although they have sensible documents to send.
dropafile is written in Python (server parts) and uses the dropzonejs JavaScript library (client parts). The builtin server is based on Werkzeug.
Install
As a user, run:
$ pip install dropafile
then, start the local server:
$ dropafile Creating temporary self-signed SSL certificate... Done. Certificate in: /tmp/tmp1y2bgh/cert.pem Key in: /tmp/tmp1y2bgh/cert.key Password is: H93rqnsrdEXD2ad3rQwdWqZ * Running on https://localhost:8443/ (Press CTRL+C to quit)
The server will provide SSL. Users can access dropafile sevice pointing their browsers to the location given. The page is protected by basic auth. Users will have to provide an arbitrary user name and the password displayed on the commandline at startup (which changes with restart).
The –help option will display all available options:
$ dropfile --help
usage: dropafile [-h] [--host HOST] [-p PORT] [-s PASSWORD]
Start dropafile app.
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--host HOST Host we bind to. An IP address or DNS name.
`localhost` by default.
-p PORT, --port PORT Port we listen at. An integer. 8443 by default.
-s PASSWORD, --secret PASSWORD
Password to access dropafile. If none is given we
generate one.
Whenever a user sends a file, the path is displayed on the commandline.
Developer Install
Developers should install a virtualenv first:
$ virtualenv -p /usr/bin/python2.7 py27 # for Python2.7
See tox.ini for all Python versions supported.
Activate the virtualenv:
$ source py27/bin/activate (py27) $
Now build the devel environment:
(py27) $ python setup.py dev
You can run tests like this:
(py27) $ py.test
Tests for all supported (and locally available) Python vesions can be run by:
(py27) $ pip install tox # neccessary only once per virtualenv (py27) $ tox
Changes
0.1.1 (2015-03-30)
Turned former dropafile module into a Python package. This is to fix installation behvior where data files are installed in different locations depending on install tool. See diceware bug #1.
The problem was revealed by conorsch for the diceware package.
0.1 (2015-03-22)
Initial release.
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