Adds Keybase engine #1078
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Allows syncing files to Keybase. Folders mounted with Keybase utilize a special file system (kbfs) which, while doing some pretty cool stuff, either doesn't support some common operations or requires them to be done via the Keybase CLI. The two which pertain to Mackup are copying folders recursively (which should be done with `keybase fs cp`) and stripping ACL's (which is not at all supported). I tried to document these oddities pretty well, but let me know if this could be made more clear. Closes lra#1048
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This is nifty. I just want to note that you can also just use a keybase git repo too (and have a cron-type job commit all & push periodically). |
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Also would love to see this merged! |
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Allows syncing files to Keybase.
Folders mounted with Keybase utilize a special file system (kbfs) which,
while doing some pretty cool stuff, either doesn't support some common
operations or requires them to be done via the Keybase CLI. The two
which pertain to Mackup are copying folders recursively (which should be
done with
keybase fs cp) and stripping ACL's (which is not at allsupported). I tried to document these oddities pretty well, but let me
know if this could be made more clear.
Closes #1048