kingemer

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Overview: ryansend lets you securely share files on your computer via a public url, one at a time Application: https://github.com/rlittlefield/ryansend Docker Hub: https://hub.docker.com/repository/docker/ryanlittlefield/ryansend Please let me know if you have any trouble or encounter any bugs! This is a brand new app as of 2026, so it is expected to change a fair amount in the short term.

Oh, and probably worth noting that if the short term memory of the single download enforcement is entirely ephemeral. But, it should work as long as the container doesn't crash or get restarted, and as long as you don't modify something to make to tokens last longer than an hour.

I just implemented single downloads and notes and pushed a new version out. The single download still doesn't use long term persistence to maintain my goal of not having a database or something. So the way it works is that all downloads have a default expiration of 1 hour, and the app will remember the ids of the generated tokens for up to 24 hours. This shouldn't use much memory unless you are doing a very large number of shares. I also added the notes feature. Before you press the "share" or "single use" buttons, you can enter a note in the field to the right. Creating a download link or using it will now log both the unique id, and if present, the note. I recommend keeping the notes short because they get embedded into the token. Great for something like a friend's name or a customer id. If you don't want to increase the token size, you can just record the randomly generated id from the docker app logs and save that with your longer form notes in a different app. I don't have it showing the generated id on the page that shows the download url yet.

I built one! https://github.com/rlittlefield/ryansend Until I get it approved for listing in the community apps, it requires manually adding the ryansend.xml to the user templates in /boot, or manually running a docker command. It generates a temporary url with an embedded token, that allows downloading a shared file. I build a very simple file browser. No javascript required, and its a pretty small image. Can handle really big 80gb+ files easily. It does not have only-once downloads, but the download link is only good for one hour by default, and I don't keep a log of who the links were made for. These are great feature ideas though and I can see about adding them in a future version. Pretty easy to add a note. These are stateless URLs, so there is no current table of outstanding downloads or anything, so I'll have to think about how to implement it. I don't think I'm likely to add the extra email verification though.