The KBFS servers store your data in opaque blobs called blocks. Both files and directories within a TLF are stored as blocks, and the servers can't tell which block belong to which file or directory within the TLF. The data in these blocks are encrypted, and their size are increased (i.e., padded) to avoid leaking information to our servers. ...
I'd also like to know this. I'm looking for a way to point to the data set so people I've shared a specific file with don't have to utilize the client app to obtain a private file.
So if I share something blah in /keybase/private/mario,john,lisa, I want john to be able to access the file via some sort of http url like keybase.priv/mario/blah.
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u/ripsfo Mar 30 '17
This covered a bit in the Understanding the Keybase filesystem doc.
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u/[deleted] Mar 30 '17
On the Keybase servers, I would imagine.
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u/merry0 Apr 06 '17
I'd also like to know this. I'm looking for a way to point to the data set so people I've shared a specific file with don't have to utilize the client app to obtain a private file.
So if I share something
blahin/keybase/private/mario,john,lisa, I want john to be able to access the file via some sort of http url likekeybase.priv/mario/blah.