filebridging

Share files via a bridge server using TCP over SSL and end-to-end encryption.

Requirements

Python3.8+ is needed for this package.

Usage

If you need a virtual environment, create it.

python3.8 -m venv env;
alias pip="env/bin/pip";
alias python="env/bin/python";

Install filebridging and read the help.

pip install filebridging
python -m filebridging.server --help
python -m filebridging.client --help

Examples

• Client-server example

  # 3 distinct tabs
  python -m filebridging.server --host localhost --port 5000 --certificate ~/.ssh/server.crt --key ~/.ssh/server.key
  python -m filebridging.client s --host localhost --port 5000 --certificate ~/.ssh/server.crt --token 12345678 --password supersecretpasswordhere --path ~/file_to_send 
  python -m filebridging.client r --host localhost --port 5000 --certificate ~/.ssh/server.crt --token 12345678 --password supersecretpasswordhere --path ~/Downloads 
  

• Client-client example

  # 2 distinct tabs
  python -m filebridging.client s --host localhost --port 5000 --certificate ~/.ssh/server.crt --key ~/.ssh/private.key --token 12345678 --password supersecretpasswordhere --path ~/file_to_send --standalone
  python -m filebridging.client r --host localhost --port 5000 --certificate ~/.ssh/server.crt --token 12345678 --password supersecretpasswordhere --path ~/Downloads 
  

  The receiver client may be standalone as well: just add the --key parameter (for SSL-secured sessions) and the --standalone flag.

• Configuration file example

  #!/bin/python
  
  host = "www.example.com"
  port = 5000
  certificate = "/path/to/public.crt"
  key = "/path/to/private.key"
  
  action = 'r'
  password = 'verysecretpassword'
  token = 'sessiontok'
  file_path = '.'