CitizenB / keybase-setup

Very lightweight keybase bootstrapping

TL;DR

make run-only, or, if you do not have make, just manually run ./do-kb-onetime.sh && ./do-kb.sh.

Overview

Very lightweight keybase bootstrapping. Assumes you have sudo privileges. Out of an abundance of paranoia, this is interactive, prompting before importing keybase's public key into the user's gpg keyring.

Files

• do-kb-onetime.sh: A one-time setup which downloads and verifies the install bits.

• do-kb.sh: An "every-boot" setup for when you are running on a node where you lose non-user changes on each boot (so, for example, $HOME/ is preserved, but /usr/bin is reset). Run this on reboot to re-install the already downloaded and verified package.

  If you are not in this situation, then do-kb.sh changes will stick around and you do not need to re-run on each boot.

• do-kb.lib.sh: code shared between other scripts

Dependencies

Run-time

• sha512sum (in package coreutils)
• bash
• curl
• gpg
• sudo

Dev-time

• make
• shellcheck

FIXME

• Test via BATS
• These scripts need to run partly as root; an unprivileged option would be nice too.

Further Reading

• Upstream docs