Arin.Ga - Pastebin

Posting your content on arin.ga is easy! There are several ways, pick one:

• curl -F "aringa=<FILE" arin.ga
• your-command-here | curl -F "aringa=<-" arin.ga

Or download the client:

• curl https://arin.ga > ~/bin/aringa && chmod +x ~/bin/aringa (sha1sum: 713744bbd73ef9a891426caf701dd62c995fec1d)

Or the super quick way:

• bash <(curl arin.ga) file1 file2 file3
• your-command-here | bash <(curl arin.ga)

Or just use the browser inferface at https://arin.ga

You can then get the raw content from curl with a simple GET request: curl arin.ga/your-code-here

What's the expire date?

If you don't set one, your data will be stored (ideally) forever.
You can use it with the 'expire' parameter via POST or with the -e option in the script.
The format is just something like this: '10 seconds' '30 days' '42 years'...

What's the maximum file size?

No limit is enforced.

Are you encrypting my data? Do you store them safely?

Not really but there's https at least. >.>

How can I see the browser version if I'm hiding my user-agent?

I want a script that uploads the files for me.

Did you read the top of the page? Anyway, there you go: https://arin.ga/aringa

Is this thing free software?

Arin.Ga is distributed under the MIT License. You can find the source on github: https://github.com/izabera/aringa

Why this weird name?

Mostly because .ga domains are free if they're longer than 3 letters, so I just picked a random short word that ends in ga.

Bonus: aringa is herring in Italian. Doesn't make much sense, I guess.

Who made this?

I'm izabera, 23 f Italy.

You can usually find me on freenode irc or send a mail to izaberina at google's mail dot com