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# New commands for signups
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## town-signup
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this binary is run by OpenSSH when a user anywhere in the world runs `ssh join@tilde.town`. It should:
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- collect information about an application from a user
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- allow them to edit their responses before submitting
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- write a yaml file of their responses to disk
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## review-signups
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this binary is run by town admins in order to review, approve, notate, and reject applications. It should:
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- iterate over signups
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- allow fuzzy finding a particular signup
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- allow approval using create-user
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- allow rejection
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- just move signup to archived rejected signup directory
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- allow notating an application, ie:
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- lock the yaml file for writing
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- add notes to the yaml file that can be seen by other admins
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- print info about historical signups
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## create-user
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this binary is called by `review-signups` to take a yaml application and create a user on disk. It should:
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- create the user idempotently
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- `adduser`
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- `usermod` to set group
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- calling `add-key` for user
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- move the yaml file to an archive directory of approved signups
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## user-key
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this binary helps manage keys for users; basically automating the listing, adding, and removing of public keys for a user.
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- `user-key add <username> <keyfile`
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- `user-key list <username>`
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- `user-key remove <username>`
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