Tim Visée

Send is a primarily a browser based file sharing platform. There's no way to implement an end-to-end encrypted system without served cryptography on the front-end. `ffsend` (this repository) does not...

> Thank you for your reply! What if the server operator changes the source code? There is no way to verify about that, not like local client which can be...

Does it not work at all, or does something like the lobby feature not work? If I recall correctly the `hold` occupation method should work fine: https://github.com/timvisee/lazymc/blob/c6f860f01332d15481924e32d684b6f2f5b600b8/res/lazymc.toml#L84-L110 The server implementation...

This could be solved by linking an URL XOR showing emoji's. Meaning: either link an URL or show emoji's if there's none, not both together.

Thank you. You're right. I've started implementing it, but I hit a roadblock. Uploading files is done through a websocket, and I don't seem to be able to route this...

Yes, that would definitely be nice to have. I currently don't have much time to arrange this though. Feel free to give it a try, setting up an automated build...

To answer your question: no, this is currently not possible. However, I'd like to have it added, along with various other archive types. Back when I started building ffsend, there...

Yes, I like this. I primarily use Debian/Ubuntu based systems myself and like real packages better in contrast to `snap`. About half a year ago I attempted to build a...

When archiving a file to upload, `ffsend` creates a temporary archive file in your systems `/tmp` directory. Could this directory have limited space? I know some systems mount `/tmp` to...

Does the `lsblk` or `mount` command list `/tmp` as mount?