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li Max. file size is #{.FileMaxSz}.
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li Anything you upload should comply with Russian Federation's law.
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li Generally speaking, anything that could cause me to deal with police, FSB, etc is forbidden.
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li If anything illegal will be found it will be removed.
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li Generally speaking, anything illegal, like CP etc. is forbidden.
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section#used-space.center
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h2 Used space
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h2 Free space
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div
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span #{.StorageUsedStr}
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progress(value=.StorageUsed max=.StorageCapacity)
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form(action="/" method="POST" enctype="multipart/form-data")
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input(type="file" name="file")
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input(type="submit" value="Upload")
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section.center
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p A resulted link looks like this /f/base64rawURL(sha256)/filename.ext.
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p filename.ext could be anything but empty. It is a name the file will be retrieved with.
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section
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p.center You can use curl to upload a file: #[code curl -X POST -F 'file=@somefile.ext' https://upload.arav.top/].
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p.center A resulted link looks like this /f/base64rawURL(sha256)/filename.ext.
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p.center filename.ext could be anything but empty. It is a name the file will be retrieved with.
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section
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h2 Privacy statements
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p I will cooperate with law enforcements and provide them with logs, and, if it still there, a file caused problems. Other than such situations logs won't get to the hands of third parties.
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p Upload logs include: access time, IP-address, name of a file it was uploaded with, a SHA-256 hash of the file, download name, size of the file in bytes.
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p Each download also being logged and include: access time, IP-address, name of a file it was requested with, download name.
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p Download name is a salted SHA-256 hash of the file encoded using base64 raw URL encoding.
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p I WILL cooperate with law enforcements and provide them with logs, and, if it still there, a file caused problems. Other than such situations logs won't get to the hands of third parties.
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p Upload logs include: access time, IP-address, name of a file it was uploaded with, a SHA-256 hash of the file, download name*, size of the file in bytes.
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p Each download also being logged and include: access time, IP-address, name of a file it was requested with, download name*.
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p *Download name is a salted SHA-256 hash of the file encoded using base64 raw URL encoding.
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