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The Boxfuse Travis CI page says that I need to define two encrypted Travis CI environment variables named BOXFUSE_USER and BOXFUSE_SECRET where the BOXFUSE_USER is "Your Boxfuse User" and the BOXFUSE_SECRET is "Your Boxfuse Secret".

So, my first question was, where do I get my Boxfuse Secret? I then found that, when I login to Boxfuse, a secret is defined on the Downloads page of my Boxfuse account. So, I guess I use that value.

This leads to my second question... Do I need to use the travis CLI to encrypt my Boxfuse Secret or do I use my Boxfuse Secret value directly?

I suppose that I need to use the travis CLI to encrypt the Boxfuse Secret since it needs to be encrypted with the Travis public key.

So, I'd like to confirm... I need to use the Boxfuse Secret value that Boxfuse provides on my Boxfuse Download page? And, do I need to encrypt the secret using the Travis CLI?

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I confirm the Boxfuse secret is the value you can see on the Boxfuse Downloads page.

You can encrypt your secret on Travis CI using either the CLI or via the repository settings.

Also linking to the Travis CI Boxfuse documentation for reference: https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/deployment/boxfuse/.

Hope this helps!

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