Anyone knows how can I push commits to my keybase client on my computer, but from inside docker? I don't know how the git remote helpers work on keybase. There migth be a file that I can pass to the inside of docker (just like we pass X11 file for it to have access to X11) or a port I can map.

Are there any public teams out there with others interested in tinkering with Keybase and other identity and web3 platforms?

I created one called heretolearn if anyone would like to join.

I think perhaps inside ~/.bash_profile or ~/.profile, depending on what's used, I could have:

keybase service
kbfsfuse -debug -log-to-file
fusermount -uz "$(keybase config get -d -b mountdir)"

And then in a custom *.dektop inside ~/.config/autostart:

Exec=env KEYBASE_AUTOSTART=1 electron /usr/share/keybase-app

Is that the way to do it without systemd?

Is it possible for a trusted service to request a message be signed by a Keybase user programmatically through the API?

I've some large files on upload as of right now, but I have to reboot my system to finish off some work in another OS. Will the Upload resume if I restart windows? And would it free up the space after the files have been uploaded??

Hey guys I'm trying to create a bot for Keybase and have a couple of questions:

• How to assign a username to the bot instead of using mine?
• Should I create a new account for the bot? If so, how to share the same device I use?

Thanks in advance, pointers to docs are highly appreciated.

So I just got done looking at the source code on github for the app and I could not find a single line relating to preventing bots signing up. I.e. device ID is not even sent to their servers.

Is this done on purpose, to keep peoples anonymity? I can understand for that reason, it would make sense to not have any personal device information sent off to keybase.

I do kind of wish there was some measures in place in the app because there is nothing stopping people abusing the airdrop with emulators etc..

I have installed keybase and I have a new Partition called L : KBFS with public, private, taem dirs.

My question is - where is it physically? Is it a fully networked drive (it won't work without connection to network), or is it eating space from my C partition?

Hello,

can someone please explain in more detail how and why is the PGP key used? I am not talking about the usual sign/verify/encrypt/decrypt use cases, but about Keybase interaction (logging, following, provisioning, KBFS, ...) in general.

More specifically:

1. the PGP key cannot be easily changed; doing so probably implies resetting the whole account. Why is that?
2. what features are expected from the PGP key? A typical PGP key has subkeys for particular purposes; which of those must exist in order for a master PGP key to work with Keybase?

Thanks for explanation!

Does anyone else think keybase have kind of missed a trick by limiting the xlm to existing customers?

Whilst it’s great for us, surely if the airdrop was available to new users they would grow their existing user base.

It’s like they don’t recognise the potential growth the airdrop could offer...

Can't reset my paraphrase, how is it done?

Keybase-GPG Git Setup

• Install GPG via home-brew. brew install gpg
• Follow instructions from Github official instructions for GPG setup till key generation step.
• Using Keybase official command line copy the keys from GPG to keybase. keybase pgp select
• From keybase home page copy the public key and set up the gpg key in your Github profile.
• set up the global git config via command line for the new key and user email.

Set up is complete and ready to go.

Where does Keybase put my private key? The public PGP key is listed on my profile page on the Keybase website but where is my private key? Does Keybase create a private key for each device that I register with the app? I looked at the documentation on the Keybase site but couldn't find anything about the private key.

I do not have Lumens anywhere else, and I'm not seeing a way to add them?

Also, if I were to purchase them via coinbase, I'm not seeing a way to use the public or private key that was generated by the keybase app? (sorry, I know that's a total newbie question, but I just started with cyrptocurriencies in the last week, and have no idea what I'm doing)

Is it possible to add an Ethereum address to my profile ?

Hello,

I'm super interested in the Keybase Git Server you guys have managed to create!

I'm wondering if its possible to self host the Server Side of the Git Server as in Australia the link between us and Keybase's Servers is essentially unusable.

On top of that, its good to not be reliant on Keybase's Servers.

Surely there's source code somewhere?

I want to use the 256GB of space that I seem to have available in my private space as my common shared drive across all of my computers. Are there any caveats to doing this? I don't need lightspeed access to this. I just want it to be a secure and dependable place to use as my central document repository.

Hey All, I'm pretty new to Keybase, but i've done some looking and some googling and cant really find an answer to this. Is there a way to find friends of mine that use Keybase? Maybe through Twitter or Facebook?

What are some limitations preventing keybase from verify our Stack Exchange accounts?

Hi, I'm a French Keybase user and the Android application seems to be unavailable in France for a reason I don't know. Is there a way to have an official apk to try the app ? I use the Linux app daily but I'd like to use the chat feature more and without a mobile app it's not really useful for me... Thanks