Omploader is a python script CLI-to-image/pastebin. I've send a copy of this message to omp@gentoo.org (David Shakaryan) ~ ./modifiedomp Usage: ompload [-h|--help] [options] [file(s)] -l, --link Only output upload link <--- This is the feature I've implemented. -q, --quiet Only output errors and warnings -f, --filename Filename to use when posting data from stdin Here is the source code I began with: http://pastebin.com/p4UGp8K3 Here is the modified source code: http://pastebin.com/M4SZBr3H Of course this program was last updated 3 years ago as evidenced by the source code, so I don't know if he is still in charge of the source code --- can someone please add this revised copy to the tree? Reproducible: Always
If you attach anything, don't use pastebins for bugzilla reports. You should probably attach just a patch, unless the changes were large compared to total size of the sources.
Hello Chris, i'll take care of this package from now on. On the new Website http://ompldr.org/ is a link to the git repo http://git.omp.am/?p=omploader.git which is highly active these days. Can you please contact Brenden Matthews with your (updated) patch? Feel free to poke me upon a version bump in the script. Michael
Chris, the only output you wanted to have is the Download-Link of the uploaded file, right? This should be arcived by -u from version 20100909 which will be stabilized by bug 342823 Michael Usage: ompload [-h|--help] [options] [file(s)] -q, --quiet Only output errors and warnings -u, --url Only output URL when finished -f, --filename Filename to use when posting data from stdin -n, --no-clip Disable copying of URL to clipboard (this feature uses the xclip tool) You can supply a list of files or data via stdin (or both) This script requires a copy of cURL in the path, and will automatically copy the list of URLs to. the X11 clipboard if the `xclip' program is available in your PATH.
Hello chris, please check out the new stable version and reopen if it isn't fixed. Michael
