Run a command, store the output in a pastebin on the internet and place the URL on the xclipboard
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ls | curl -F 'sprunge=<-' http://sprunge.us | xsel -b -ils | curl -F 'sprunge=<' http://sprunge.us | pbcopy./pastebin-grabber-EN.bash -hUsage : pastebin-grabber-EN.bash -i pastebin-grabber-EN.bash [[-ceth] ] Options : -i = interactive mode You have to type the content ( "/path/to/file" or "-" for STDIN ) With "-", you can paste your clipboard. and optionally, the type of content. Default is "text" Example : "#? /tmp/test.bash bash" -c = content to upload ( file or string ) -e = expiration ( d=day, m=month, f=forever ) -t = type of content ( bash, text, perl, html, php...) -h = help Usage example : bash pastebin-grabber-EN.bash -i bash pastebin-grabber-EN.bash Description : pastebin-grabber-EN.bash is a tool to upload stuff on pastebin.com. The script display the url at the end and put it in the buffer. Next step for you is to give this URL for who needs./exec -o ls | curl -sF 'sprunge=<-' sprunge.usThe change is the addition of -s which means silent mode, so all you'll get from the other person is the direct link to the output of the command you ask them to run. Can't get any simpler than this!clbinit() { curl -sF 'clbin=<'"${1:--}" https://clbin.com | xclip -f -se c; }sprungeit() { curl -sF 'sprunge=<'"${1:--}" https://sprunge.us | xclip -f -se c; }(First one works; second one should also, but sprunge ratelimits quickly, so I couldn't test further.)