Winpopup LAN Messenger VS Lufi

I guess someone somewhere still uses it... http://winpopup-lan-messenger.com/. - Source: Hacker News / 8 months ago

1) > > Sending the message is straightforward & more or less a solved problem. 2) > > Receiving the message is different depending on whether it's only for one/(a few) people or the general public: The former's also a solved problem, & can be made censorship resistant and tamperproof. 3) > > The current unsolved problem is broadcasting a message out to the general public whilst being censorship resistant. >... - Source: Hacker News / about 1 year ago

At $work we instantiated a lufi instance (in DMZ, subdomain DNS record, reverse-proxied) in order to allow our users / developers / projects managers to share files with our customers, just giving to them an HTTPS link. This solution may respond to your needs, too. Source: 11 months ago

I have spun up Gokapi - which works a treat. However it requires a login - so is great for files going the other way. Have also looked at Lufi [doesnt require a login for end user but no way to randomly generate link (that I know about?) - worried about being spammed to oblivion] and ProjectSend [total overkill for my needs, but very cool - also requires a login for end user]. Source: over 2 years ago