Peter South
Active Member
I'm starting to post new threads every other day on WJunction containing Bash Scripts for various processes useful to uploaders who operate within a Ubuntu Linux 12.04LTS and newer environment.
To help keep these organized I'm making this thread where I will keep these threads indexed for everyone to be able to find them.
Image Host Upload Scripts:
File Host Upload Scripts:
Other Useful Scripts & Tools:
Currently under development:
To help keep these organized I'm making this thread where I will keep these threads indexed for everyone to be able to find them.
Image Host Upload Scripts:
File Host Upload Scripts:
Other Useful Scripts & Tools:
Bash Script: Scramble checksum hash values of all files in current directory
Bash Script: Append .720p or .1080p to all videos in a directory
kEvin_Df's Amazing Collection of File Host Download Button Images
Bash Script: Append .720p or .1080p to all videos in a directory
kEvin_Df's Amazing Collection of File Host Download Button Images
Currently under development:
- Keep2Share Bash Upload Script
On hold as their current v1 beta API is non-functional.
- SecureUpload Bash Upload Script
Cancelled because this host cancelled my account for no reason, but kept the files online, scumbags!
They may have had an issue and emailed me on it but I didnt receive it, I did kindly help this host three times in the past with fixing their email so that users of GMail could receive their emails. So who knows, either way they're blacklisted now with me.
- UltraMegabit Bash Upload Script
On hold pending their rebuilding of infrastructure. I do have a script written that is 100% functional as of 10/24/2013 but I am not sharing it because they're API and infrastructure is soon to change and the script will no longer function at that time. Once they're done I'll release version 2.0 publicly of this script.
- Upstore Bash Upload Script
Pending a new API, had some personal issues with this file host that have since been worked out. Their old API from about a year ago was removed as they invested heavily into a rock solid infrastructure, when they make a new API I'll be very quick to write a script based on it!
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