Download/Upload Files From/to File Sharing Websites Using command line Plowshare #CLI

Plowshare is command line applications helps you to download files from many file sharing websites, and upload files as well. I really liked the idea of downloading from file sharing websites using terminal without opening the web browser or seeing any of these pop-up advertising on many of those file sharing websites.

I used it on few file sharing websites listed on plowshare page many of them worked fine for downloading and uploading. Unfortunately it didn’t work on couple websites ” mediafire, zshare ”  couldn’t get the key for the uploaded files.

plowshare supports Megaupload, Rapidshare, 2Shared, 4Shared, ZShare, Badongo, Divshare.com, Depositfiles, Mediafire, Netload.in, Storage.to, Uploaded.to, Uploading.com, Sendspace, Usershare, X7.to and some others

Install Plowshare

Ubuntu, Linux mint, any Ubuntu based distribution ” Download .deb package.

or install it using googlecode’s repository

svn checkout http://plowshare.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ plowshare
cd plowshare
sudo bash setup.sh install

Archlinux

yaourt -Sy plowshare

Gentoo

emerge -av plowshare

More installation options for different platform and distributions Here.

Examples for Using Plowshare for Downloading and uploading files using command line Here.

please report any problem with plowshare at plowshare’s issues Here.

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  2. So, how to upload file to Mediafire with free account (not anonymous)? Can you give guide how to the command looks like. I tried with this command, but no luck.

    $ plowup -a myuser:mypassword mediafire test.txt

    Thanks.

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