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··· 43 43 44 44 - General secrets are stored within the `secrets` directory. 45 45 - System specific secrets are stored within their respective `systems/<system_type>/<system_name>/secrets` directory. 46 + - User secrets are stored within their respective `homes/<system_type>/<user_name>/secrets` directory. 46 47 47 48 The following command may be used to convert the SSH host key of a new machine to an age key: 48 49 ··· 66 67 nix-shell -p sops --run "sops -e original_file.cfg > secrets/encrypted_file.cfg" 67 68 ``` 68 69 69 - Lastly, when adding new systems, make sure to update any required secret files with the following command: 70 + Finally, when adding new systems, make sure to update any required secret files with the following command: 70 71 71 72 ```sh 72 73 nix-shell -p sops --run "sops updatekeys secrets/example.yaml" ··· 117 118 - Further refining my usage of the Nix language, through language best-practices and CLI dev tools. 118 119 119 120 ## 🏗️ Structure 120 - The structure this flake aims to build on is relatively simple to grasp. 121 + This flake follows an opinionated directory structure, described below. 121 122 122 123 ``` 123 124 flake.nix --> The flake.