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Tavinus Cloud Sender v2.3.9
> Using password from Environment
> Insecure mode ON
> GLOB mode ON, input file checkings disabled
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SENDING CURL GLOB
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./{f1,f2} >
curl: cannot open './{f1,f2}'
curl: try 'curl --help' for more information
curl: (26) Failed to open/read local data from file/application
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SUMMARY
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Curl : Errors detected
CurlExit : 26
WebDav : No info
Status : Send Failed
Root : /
Base : /
Full : /
Target : {f1,f2}
Type : File
Tested on version 2.3.9 and curl version is 8.9.1 (Manjaro Linux, AUR).
Possible cause:
When the user specifies in the cloudsend.sh command the -g flag (i.e. a request for multi-file pattern), the variable GLOBCMD (current line number 224) is set to the same value.
However, according to the curl documentation, the -g flag means that the glob mode is switched off.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Many thanks for this handy tool and the support.
Unfortunately, as of version 2.3.4, sending more than one file in one request no longer works.
Example - try sending files f1 and f2 to Nextcloud:
$ CLOUDSEND_PASSWORD=secret cloudsend.sh -e -k -g "./{f1,f2}" URL
Tested on version 2.3.9 and curl version is 8.9.1 (Manjaro Linux, AUR).
Possible cause:
When the user specifies in the cloudsend.sh command the -g flag (i.e. a request for multi-file pattern), the variable GLOBCMD (current line number 224) is set to the same value.
However, according to the curl documentation, the -g flag means that the glob mode is switched off.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: