I've been moving around a lot today, putting my laptop to sleep, disconnecting from wifi, etc. so I'm not sure what I did to get me into this state unfortunately. I just wanted to document it somewhere for now until I figure it out.
I noticed /keybase wasn't mounted so I closed and re-opened the Keybase app but that doesn't seem to have helped.
➜ ~ cd /keybase/public
cd: device not configured: /keybase/public
Notice in the screenshot below that the Keybase app is running, but kbfs doesn't show up in Finder (the terminal output is above). Clicking on any of the folder links in the kb app doesn't do anything, as well as no error being thrown.
My System Monitor shows that I still have keybase and kbfs still running even when I have the Keybase app closed. Killing both those processes fixed the issue. I took a sample of the keybase process and kbfs as backup:
jonalmeida
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8 years ago
I've been moving around a lot today, putting my laptop to sleep, disconnecting from wifi, etc. so I'm not sure what I did to get me into this state unfortunately. I just wanted to document it somewhere for now until I figure it out.
I noticed
/keybasewasn't mounted so I closed and re-opened the Keybase app but that doesn't seem to have helped.Notice in the screenshot below that the Keybase app is running, but kbfs doesn't show up in Finder (the terminal output is above). Clicking on any of the folder links in the kb app doesn't do anything, as well as no error being thrown.
My System Monitor shows that I still have keybase and kbfs still running even when I have the Keybase app closed. Killing both those processes fixed the issue. I took a sample of the keybase process and kbfs as backup:
Keybase GUI Version: 1.0.14-20160306170007+a203551 My log id: fd3f7a457db4e130d6dcd91c