To download the most recent version, visit the wiki:
ScreenGrab can upload your screenshots to various online services:
- Dropme.de
- Imgur.com
- Imageshack.com
- Your own server (Mediacrush API)
WebDAV and FTP upload is planned, but not implemented yet. But you can set up a Mediacrush compatible API endpoint -- this is quite easy:
Upload the .htaccess and upload.php (see below) to your webspace.
Let's say it is available as https://example.org/images/upload.php
To test if everything works, open https://example.org/images/api/upload/file in your browser. You should see the message "No file was uploaded!".
Please make sure the web server has write permissions in that folder. You could do this with one of the following commands, run in said folder:
good way, try this first: setfacl -m group:www-data:rwx .
works always, but might be less secure: chmod 0777 .
To use it in ScreenGrab you have to put https://example.org/images into the "Server" text box in the upload options.
If you're interested, see the implementation of this upload method.
RewriteEngine On
RewriteRule ^api/upload/file /upload.php
# Use the following line to prevent directory list
Options -Indexes<?php
$hash = substr(md5(time()+mt_rand(1,999999999)),1,20);
$uploaddir = './';
$ext = pathinfo($_FILES['file']['name'], PATHINFO_EXTENSION);
if ($ext != "png" && $ext != "jpg" && $ext != "gif" && $ext != "webp") $ext = "jpg";
$uploadfile = $uploaddir . $hash . "." . $ext;
if (move_uploaded_file($_FILES['file']['tmp_name'], $uploadfile)) {
echo json_encode(array("x-status" => "200", "hash" => $hash));
} else {
echo "No file was uploaded!\n";
}
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