.ssh directory copied by default

[lambdahands]

Loving this project so far, but I noticed my ~/.ssh directory including my id_rsa were copied by default to my Dropbox account. This is, well, uncomfortable. It may be best to disable backing up keys to a cloud service by default.

[cmsj]

+1

(although I would have gone further than "uncomfortable" )

I would suggest just listing:

~/.ssh/config
~/.ssh/known_hosts
~/.ssh/authorized_keye

[Geogi]

I'd like to weight on that. The GnuPG directory should not be copied either.

EDIT: now that I think about it, shipping a .mackup.cfg file disabling those packages, along with a note in the README saying they're supported but disabled by default is a much simpler option.

The best would be to have a "enabled" / "disabled" flag on configuration files and an action for the cli to switch between the two. Sensitive applications would be disabled by default but users that want them (e.g. local backups) could enable them easily.

If it's not worth the effort, I would suggest to simply remove SSH and GnuPG (and anything else that's sensitive) from the list of supported apps. This is not a sane default.

The tool is great though :-)

[dekz]

On the contrary, my private keys use passphrase. Having the sync on default to me makes sense.

[llinder]

Optionally encrypting files might be a good approach? This way storing these files in dropbox is less worrisome.

[lra]

Dupe of #109