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Unclear how to claim as a keybase user #12
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As far as I understand it, you should claim it using your PGP private key. |
Right, but according to the testnet 4 update, the keys for Keybase users who have connected their Hackernews accounts over 1.5 years old were added to the airdrop, but it's unclear which keys were used. If it's PGP keys, not every Keybase user will have that as Keybase changed their key model in 2015. Looking at the source code @chjj wrote, it doesn't look like support for NaCl keys was added even though that's what most users will have. |
Taking a look at the Keybase API docs, I found something interesting:
https://keybase.io/docs/api/1.0/user_objects This seems like its outdated because there is an endpoint for adding a key. Digging in some more, NaCl uses Ed25519, which is supported. Line 13 in 00f09bc
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NaCl_(software) If I understand the codepath correctly, keys that have supported algorithms hs-airdrop/scripts/merkelize-airdrop Line 482 in e76ec6b
and are valid hs-airdrop/scripts/merkelize-airdrop Line 489 in e76ec6b
will end up in the tree. What is unclear to me is if each user will only have 1 key or all of their keys included from Keybase. I'm sure that people would like to test out claiming from their Keybase keys, do you mind commenting on this @chjj? |
Any news on this issue? |
I too would love insight into how to claim as Keybase user w/ social proof from Hacker News? |
The process is the same as for GitHub users: run the script with your PGP key. |
How does claiming work as a keybase user? From what I can tell, you added the public pgp keys for keybase users who have verified their Hackernews accounts, but it's unclear how to actually claim and on what device.
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