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You talk about differences, what precisely were the differences?
yeah, good idea. somehow related to storing encrypted content (if we have such a password, we can encrypt the content). see also #19 but maybe just do it server side...
Sure, for server-side encryption (and also for server-side password protection), you need to trust the server. Depending on who owns / administrates the server, that might be an option or...
A binary pastebin must scale to big files, not sure if the zerobin/privatebin code scales to potentially many hundred MB or even GBs.
Well, permission denied means you have to fix the permission issue. So, check the permissions on the socket file and also on all directories above it.
I'ld go via the group (preferably, if you can give it to the nginx group) or others permission (if group can't be done).
A hint would be good, can you make a PR with the docs update? Guess the `x`bit on the directory is the minimum requirement. And either adapt the group or...
No. There is a branch with another (unmaintained) storage backend, in case that's interesting.
https://github.com/bepasty/bepasty-server/tree/ceph-storage (back then, 8y ago, there was some idea to support ceph - but there was no active maintainer for it and IIRC also nobody used it, so it was...
You mean for the upload and expiry timestamps? No. There are no user accounts/profiles, thus the server does not know the user's timezone. It's all in UTC. (not really related...