There is a fork of Firefox Send
https://github.com/timvisee/send
If you already selfhost Bitwarden/Vaultwarden, you can use Bitwarden Send too.
this post was submitted on 06 Nov 2024
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I loved FFSend. When it died, I ended up standing up a GOKAPI server, as it was the closest alternative I could find at the time: https://github.com/Forceu/Gokapi
Definitely not as nice as FFSend though. I may have to give that fork a try instead.
Gonna look it up
File sharing between devices you own or file sharing between you and other people?
I've edit the post
Nextcloud :)
Best of luck with encryption on there. Everyone I know tell me NOT to use nextclouds encryption.
Why?
It's supposed to be extremely buggy as I've heard. Can't comment much more on that, except fpr this snippet. Maybe it's fixed now, maybe even for long time, but I wouldn't trust it just like that after what I've heard.
I recently checked up on the status of the built in E2EE in NC when deciding what sort of encryption I wanted for data at rest on a self-hosted system. People are still complaining about data loss and horrible bugs. I've been burned before and stay well away from that half-baked implementation. I just use Cryptomator instead.
On the other hand NC supports AI implementation, there's machine learning that sets EVERY SINGLE MAIL to important in the mail app and the ActivitiyPub based Nextcloud Social have almost worked for many years so that's nice.
^ this I selfhost nextcloud behind cloudflare tunnels. Super easy to set up and ssl is handled by cloudflare.
Letting Cloudflare MIM your Nextcloud instance doesn't seem private or secure.
I do it too. I guess I trust cloudflare more than the public Internet but when I have more money I'll do it right
https://github.com/schlagmichdoch/pairdrop
This works really well. The readme says "local network" at the beginning, but it works across the internet by sharing a link.
Ohh I'm going to recheck it
I use syncthing
+1 for Syncthing
What do you mean with encryption? Does it need to be transport encrypted, end to end encrypted or is encryption at rest (when the server is offline) good enough?
End to end to be sure that I (the server admin) cannot see the content of the files
Onion Share
Yeah but no sorry, I don't want a peer to peer service but temporarily upload files to my server and then serve them to users after
to be sure that I (the server admin) cannot see the content of the files
temporarily upload files to my server and then serve them to users after
Heh.
I'm desperate to find a REAL alternative to wetransfer. One that sends an e-mail to the recipient with a link when the file is ready to download.
No, not something that send an email but can give you a link to download the file