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Post installation:
-- Create a new directory /keybase using root account
- mkdir /keybase
-- Change owner of that directory to the local user (eg. willysr)
- chown willysr /keybase
- Run run_keybase as local user
A new .desktop file will be created by the service on first launch
in ~/.config/autostart/ to invoke this script.
+NOTE:
+ Since upstream is using Debian as base distribution, they are using
+ sudo for most of their operations. While Slackware also support sudo
+ it's not commonly used. Thus, when running run_keybase for the first
+ time and you get prompted for a password, it will fail. You just need
+ to execute run_keybase again and it will work.
+
PS: You need to execute run_keybase after new installation or
upgrade from previous version. This script will stop existing
services and re-mount everything again.