#goof - share files through HTTP protocol

goof (Go Offer One File) is a very simple tool to send and receive files on your local LAN.

Features include:

• Serve files just for a given number of times and then exit.
• Share a directory and it's sub directories over HTTP.
• Serve only one specified file.
• Receive files via a simple html form to upload files via /upload
• Disable upload functionality
• More to come..

Usage:

usage: goof [flags]
    -d=0: Max number of downloads
    -f="index.html": restrict to one file
    -h=false: show this help
    -host="0.0.0.0:8080": listening port and hostname
    -n=false: only allow downloads

Example:

stone@ppo2:/tmp$ ./goof -host="0.0.0.0:8080"
2012/01/17 16:15:10 Serving /tmp on http://0.0.0.0:8080/
2012/01/17 16:15:12 127.0.0.1:38345 GET /
2012/01/17 16:15:31 127.0.0.1:38347 GET /upload
2012/01/17 16:15:44 127.0.0.1:38347 POST linux_3.2.0-7.13.tar.gz

To upload files with curl:

stone@ppo2:/tmp$ curl -F file=@filetosend.iso  http://remotehost:8080/upload

Note 1: You need the go runtime, http://golang.org/

Note 2: this is just a toy project in my adventures in the go language, it probably works but not the cleanest code around ;)