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Pastebin is software that allows a person to save clips of code from many languages, or just text files, and share them with the public as read-only files. See pastebin.org.

  • Ubuntu 14.04 running as a VM.
  • Machine does not have a full registered domain name but has it's own IP address.
  • I only want our company employees to access it from within our company via a browser, not from their homes.
  • We want to do this to share private code within the company.
  • Installing from Ubuntu repo preferred.
  • I'd like syntax highlighting for Perl, SQL, and other languages.

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  • Do I need to set up a web server for this to run on top of? Because I have never tested the web server part. Or will the pastebin software work by itself.
  • I'd like to have multiple users. Each user can have the option to keep pastes forever, or expire them as they like.
  • I'd like the option to limit number or size of pastes by user if storage space becomes an issue.
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You can try to set up Stikked:

Stikked is an Open-Source PHP Pastebin, with the aim of keeping a simple and easy to use user interface.

Stikked allows you to easily share code with anyone you wish.

The project seems to be actively maintained on GitHub.

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Since you edited your question adding the information that you preferred installing an application from the Ubuntu repos, I will suggest Nautilus Pastebin Configurator (nautilus-pastebin-configurator) from the default Ubuntu 14.04 repositories, even though Nautilus Pastebin Configurator doesn't have as many advanced features which you require as Stikked has. Nautilus Pastebin Configurator is a Nautilus extension written in Python, which allows users to upload text-only files to a pastebin service just by right-clicking on them. After sending the files, a notification will be shown and the paste URL copied into the clipboard.

Users can also customize the extension's behavior just by using nautilus-pastebin-configurator, an easy-to-use configuration tool.

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  • Thank you. I was wondering how many choices I got for "Delete after" and the screen shot I found did not answer that question.
    – Bulrush
    Mar 19, 2015 at 11:50

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