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THIS COMMAND is for reviewing applications made to tilde.town. it's for admins to run.
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signups land in `/town/signups` as JSON files. This tool iterates over them and
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lets an admin take one of a few actions:
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Signups are read from /town/var/signups/signups.db . Approved signups create rows in /town/var/invites/invites.db .
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# verbs in the TUI:
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- skip
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- approve
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- reject
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- notate (leave a note for other admins)
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- jump to random signup
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some other requirements in no particular order:
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- JSON files should be locked when being looked at
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- notation modifies the JSON in place
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- approved signups go to `/town/signups/approved`
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- rejected signups go to `/town/signups/rejected`
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I'm not 100% sure yet what approval is going to look like; I want to switch to
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a system where people are emailed about their acceptance and given a code they
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can exchange for an ssh form that lets them pick a username and add a pubkey.
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so for now i'm just going to move the files into `/town/signups/approved` while
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i think about that.
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# town signup
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The point of this command is to enable signing up for tilde.town via an ssh connection. It is designed to be run when `join@tilde.town` is SSH'd to.
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## to-dos
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- [x] write answers to disk
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- [x] take out sidebar
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- [x] add /help
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- [ ] make copy clearer (that you say whatever and *then* type verb)
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- [x] make copy clearer (that you say whatever and *then* type verb)
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- [x] enter to send
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- [ ] splash screen - put off
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- [ ] easter egg commands - put off
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- [ ] inactivity timer(?) - put off
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- [ ] review tool
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- [x] iterate over answers
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- [ ] accept
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- [ ] notate
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- [ ] reject
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- [ ] send email with directions on key upload
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- [ ] actual account creation
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- [ ] accept key
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- [ ] accept username
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- [ ] create user
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- [x] review tool
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- [x] actual account creation
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- [ ] backlog
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- [ ] get a manual dump from psql of json
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- [ ] convert into files in the review directory
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1. accepting and validating an invite token generated by the `review` command
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2. accepting and validating a new user's username choice (ie enforcing rules and checking for dupes)
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3. accepting and validating a user's email for use in account recovery (defaulting to an email embedded in the invite token)
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4. accepting and validating a display name
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5. accepting and validating a user's public ssh key
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4. accepting and validating a display name (PUT OFF)
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5. Confirming that a user agrees to our CoC
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6. accepting and validating a user's public ssh key
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upon receipt of these things a user account is created. if it fails, the user
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is told about the failure and told to email root@tilde.town for guidance; us
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something like:
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```
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welcome ALL=(ALL)NOPASSWD:/usr/sbin/adduser,/usr/sbin/usermod,/bin/mkdir,/town/bin/generate_welcome_present.sh,/town/bin/create_keyfile
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welcome ALL=(ALL)NOPASSWD:/usr/sbin/adduser,/usr/sbin/usermod,/town/bin/createkeyfile,/town/bin/generate_welcome_present.sh,/town/bin/registeruser
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```
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though I will likely move welcome_present generation inline to `welcome` itself.
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I'd like to consolidate adduser/usermod calls into a single "createuser" helper. I'd also like to move the welcome present generation into `welcome`. TODO.
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## user creation flow
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