de-don/sftp_uploader

Sftp image uploader

sftp_uploader's Issues

how to set the domain upload path ?

Hello Denis,

Can you tell me how to set the domain upload path ?
It seems that the script is uploading into the domain Web Root.

Best Regards,
Alex

uploading to imgur and not my domain

2019/02/19 22:46:57 Image not found in buffer

Failed to dial: ssh: handshake failed: ssh: overflow reading version string

When i try to upload the image, this error happens:
Failed to dial: ssh: handshake failed: ssh: overflow reading version string
Is it some way to fix it?

doesn't work on pterodactyl servers

Hello, I use a pterodactyl server from my friend, but it doesn't work.
When I get the URL copied to my clipboard, it's wrong (http://domain.com/sftp_username/screenxxx.png), but it should be http://domain.com:3000/screenxxx.png.
And I would like to have it uploaded in a specific directory, but that doesn't work, it always uploads it in the root directory.

My configuration is:

[server]
host = domain.com
port = 2022 # (sftp port)

[credentials]
username = sftp_username
password = sftp_password

[other]
# for example 2006-01-02 15:04:05 (USE ONLY THIS VALUE OF DATE)
# 2006-01-02_15-04-05
# 15h04m05s_2006y01m02d
name_pattern = "screen_2006-01-02_15-04-05"
upload_directory = /home/container/uploads
url_pattern = "http://domain.com:3000/%s"

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Error in URL %!(EXTRA string=

Hello, I'm trying to use this script to send screenshots via SFTP. But there is a problem, when it generates a URL for me, it will turn out like this:
http://2w2.more.er:3333/~ivanov%!(EXTRA string=_OPbI.png)

1. How to make url without it %!(EXTRA string=
2. How can I add a full date to the beginning of a filename _OPbI.png

System: 5.4.0-135-generic #152-Ubuntu 20.04
GO: version go1.13.8

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Pre-Built Binaries are not Up to Date

The released binaries and the actual code is not the same. As a result, when I was trying to use these distributed binaries to setup a custom URL path, it was not being registered.

I would fix this myself but I cannot edit releases (obviously), so this is just an FYI! Might be helpful for new users.