dpaste - A simple pastebin for light values (max 64KB) using OpenDHT distributed hash table.

       • Simon Désaulniers <sim.desaulniers@gmail.com>

       • Adrien Béraud <adrien.beraud@savoirfairelinux.com>

                                                   2017-06-26                                          DPASTE(1)

       By default, dpaste will read its standard input for a file to paste on OpenDHT.  For fetching a file, you
       have to provide the code associated to it using the flag -g.

$XDG_CONFIG_DIR/dpaste.conf
              Main  configuration  file  where.  dpaste  will  look  for  this  file  to  recover  complementary
              information.

dpaste - A simple pastebin for light values (max 64KB) using OpenDHT distributed hash table.

-h     Prints some help.

       -v     Shows the version of the program.

       -gcode, --getcode
              Specifies the code code used to recover the file on the DHT.

       --aes-encrypt
              Use   AES   scheme   for  encryption.  Password  is  automatically  saved  in  the  returned  code
              ("dpaste:XXXXXX").

       --gpg-encrypt
              Use GPG scheme for encryption.

       -rrecipient, --recipientsrecipient
              Specify the list of recipients to use for GPG encryption (--gpg--encrypt). Use -r  multiple  times
              to specify a list of recipients.

       -s, --sign
              Tells  wether  message  should  be  signed  using the user's GPG key. The key has to be configured
              through the configuration file ($XDG_CONFIG_DIR/dpaste.conf, keyword: pgp_key_id).

       --no-decrypt
              Tells dpaste not to decrypt PGP data and rather output it on stdout.

       --self-recipient
              Include self as recipient.  Self  refers  to  the  key  id  configured  for  signing  (see  --sign
              description). This only takes effect if option -e is also used.

       The program returns 0 on success. Otherwise 1 is returned.

dpaste-hdpaste-vdpaste[options...]dpaste-gcode[options...]