The easiest pastebin on the web.

pastes.sh is a free service

Features #

• No installation
• Ability to set custom expiration
• Ability to "hide" pastes
• Bring your own editor
• Pastes last 90 days by default
• Create pastes using rsync, sftp, or scp
• No ads

No install #

Use tools you already have on your system.

1rsync my-changes.patch pastes.sh:/

Pipe Support #

1echo "foobar" | ssh pastes.sh
2
3echo "foobar" | ssh pastes.sh FILENAME
4
5# if the tty warning annoys you
6echo "foobar" | ssh -T pastes.sh

How do I set expiration date? #

The default expiration date for a paste is 90 days. We do allow the user to set the paste to never expire. We also allow custom duration or timestamp.

1echo "foobar" | ssh pastes.sh FILENAME expires=false
2
3echo "foobar" | ssh pastes.sh FILENAME expires=2023-12-12
4
5echo "foobar" | ssh pastes.sh FILENAME expires=1h

How do I unlist a paste? #

Unlisted in this context means it does not show up on your user landing page where we show all of your pastes. In this case, yes, you can "hide" it using a pipe command.

1echo "foobar" | ssh pastes.sh FILENAME hidden=true