Reposted from irima via radekdewolf
Reposted from irima via radekdewolf
“Listen, I've got something very obvious to tell you. You’re not allowed to give up. If they decide to kill me, it means that we are incredibly strong.”
- Alexei Navalny
To upload random file from current working directory on Linux use a command similar to shown below, also do not forget to quote html as not doing so might cause bugs and this is just an example:
mkdir -p uploaded
FILE=$(find *.* -type f | shuf -n 1); curl -F 'key=<your api key>' -F "media=@$FILE" -F 'content="<p>some html here</p>"' https://loforo.com/api/post/create; mv -v $FILE uploaded
You can copy files you want to upload to a temporary directory by using a command below as example and run above command from there:
for arg in {1..10}; do FILE="$(find -type f|shuf -n 1|cut -d\/ -f2-)"; cp -v --backup=numbered "$FILE" /path/to/tmp/dir/; done
Replace 1..10 with amount of how many random files you want to copy (1 to <total>, e.g. 1..100 to copy 100 files), delete any non-images from such folder and anything you don't want to upload before running commands above. Read More »