watzon/paste69

Simple CURL-able pastebin

Paste69

This project has undergone several changes, but here's where we are now: Paste69 is a clone of the popular pastebin service 0x45.st, but written in Crystal using the Athena framework rather than in Python with Flask.

Differences from 0x0

I have tried to keep feature parody with 0x0, but there are some small differences:

• Multiple storage providers are supported (local and s3 for now)
• The configuration format is slightly different, as are some config items

Some features have also yet to be implemented. They will be coming in the near future. These features include:

• NSFW detection
• Virus scanning

Installation

Installation requires Crystal and Postgres. Other databases might be supported in the future.

Clone this repo:

git clone https://github.com/watzon/paste69

Install dependencies:

shards install

Copy and modify the config file:

cp config/config.example.yml config/config.yml
vim config/config.yml

Build the executables, migrate the database, and run the server:

shards build
./bin/cli db:migrate # this assumes the dabase exists, if not run db:create first
./bin/server

Using Docker

If you want, you can build the Docker container yourself locally:

docker build -v ./uploads:/app/uploads --tag paste69 ./docker
docker run -d -p 8080:8080 paste69

Or, you can use the hosted version available through ghcr:

docker pull ghcr.io/watzon/paste69:main
docker run -d -p 8080:8080 ghcr.io/watzon/paste69:main

All configuration items are available through environment variables, in addition to the config file. Configuration items and their environment variable names are listed below.

Configuration

I've done my best to make Paste69 as zero configuration as possible. The default values listed in src/services/config_manager.cr should be sufficient for most deployments. However, should you wish to change any of the values you can do so through a config file, or using environment variables.

Valid config file locations are:

• /etc/paste69/config.yml
• ~/.paste69/config.yml
• ~/.config/paste69/config.yml

The following table contains all available configuration options, their default values, and their environment variable counterparts:

Config Item	Default Value	Environment Variable	Description
host	"0.0.0.0"	HOST	Host to bind to
port	8080	PORT	Port to bind to
site_url	"0.0.0.0:8080"	SITE_URL	Public URL of the site (used for generating links)
database_url	"sqlite://./db/data.db"	DATABASE_URL	URL of the database (Postgres and SQLite supported)
templates_dir	"src/templates"	TEMPLATES_DIR	Directory for template overrides (jinja2 format)
max_content_length	256 * 1024 * 1024	MAX_CONTENT_LENGTH	Maximum size for incoming files
max_url_length	4096	MAX_URL_LENGTH	Maximum size for shortened URLs
max_ext_length	9	MAX_EXT_LENGTH	Maximum size for file extensions
storage.path	"./uploads"	STORAGE.PATH	Local storage path for files
storage.type	"local"	STORAGE.TYPE	Type of storage to use (local or s3)
storage.s3.region	nil	STORAGE.S3.REGION	S3 region
storage.s3.bucket	nil	STORAGE.S3.BUCKET	S3 bucket
storage.s3.access_key	nil	STORAGE.S3.ACCESS_KEY	S3 access key
storage.s3.secret_key	nil	STORAGE.S3.SECRET_KEY	S3 secret key
storage.secret_bytes	16	STORAGE.SECRET_BYTES	Number of bytes to use for secrets
storage.ext_override	too long	STORAGE.EXT_OVERRIDE	File extension override map (mime => ext)
storage.mime_blocklist	too long	STORAGE.MIME_BLOCKLIST	Array containing mime types to blocklist
storage.upload_blocklist	nil	STORAGE.UPLOAD_BLOCKLIST	Path to a file containing banned IP addresses
nsfw.detect	false	NSFW.DETECT	Enable NSFW detection (TODO)
nsfw.threshold	0.608	NSFW.THRESHOLD	NSFW detection threshold
vscan.socket	nil	VSCAN.SOCKET	ClamAV socket for virus scanning (TODO)
vscan.quarantine_path	"./quarantine"	VSCAN.QUARANTINE_PATH	Path for quarantined files
vscan.interval	604800	VSCAN.INTERVAL	How often to scan for viruses
vscan.ignore	too long	VSCAN.IGNORE	Mime types for which to ignore virus scanning
url_alphabet	"01234567890abcdef..."	URL_ALPHABET	Alphabet string to use for shortened URL creation

Custom Templates

Paste69 supports custom templates, which can be used to override the default templates. To do this, simply create a directory somewhere and copy the default templates from src/templates into it. For example:

mkdir -p ~/.config/paste69/templates
cp -r ./src/templates ~/.config/paste69/templates

and then update your config file (or set the TEMPLATES_DIR environment variable) to point to the new location.

*** ~/.config/paste69/config.yml 2024-01-01 12:00:00.000000000 -0500
--- ~/.config/paste69/config.yml 2024-01-01 12:00:00.000000000 -0500
@@ -1,1 +1,1 @@
-templates_dir: "src/templates"
+templates_dir: "~/.config/paste69/templates"

this directory will be used in stead of the default templates, and not in addition to, so be sure to copy all of the templates over.

IP Blocklisting

IP blocklisting is supported. All uploads database entries should contain an IP address, telling you where it was uploaded from. If you want to block a certain IP address (or even an entire subnet), you can create a file containing a list of IP addresses to block and upadate your config file with the path to the file. The file should contain a single IP address or subnet per line. For example:

192.168.1.1
172.16.17.32/24

Development

Feel free to make pull requests!

Contributing

1. Fork it (https://github.com/watzon/paste69/fork)
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create a new Pull Request

Contributors

• Chris W - creator and maintainer