An efficient network service for direct writing to remote storage via HTTP. A server application listens for incoming PUT requests and writes data to a predetermined path. A client application reads from a local path and sends file content to a specified web URI.
dd-remote has been designed for minimal memory usage and will refuse to handle concurrent requests (first-come-first-served).
go get git.home.jm0.eu/josua/dd-remote/cmd/ddrd
ddrd --help
Usage:
ddrd [OPTIONS]
Application Options:
-l, --listen-host= address to listen on for incoming connections (default: localhost)
-p, --listen-port= port to listen on for incoming connections (default: 80)
-o, --output= destination file for writing to (default: /dev/stdout)
Help Options:
-h, --help Show this help message
go get git.home.jm0.eu/josua/dd-remote/cmd/ddr
ddr --help
Usage:
ddr [OPTIONS]
Application Options:
-u, --uri= dd-remote server address (default: http://localhost/)
-i, --input= input file to send (default: /dev/stdin)
Help Options:
-h, --help Show this help message
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