I'm getting a permission denied error even though I have a public key generated. Any ideas?

λ ssh [email protected]
[email protected]: Permission denied (publickey).

λ ls ~/.ssh
id_rsa  id_rsa.pub  known_hosts  known_hosts.old

I think it will be easier for people to self-host this project on perm or as an enterprise solution for communication if there will be some proper documentation and releases for the project.

Would be cool to take this issue if possible.

As this PR includes the Rust code into the repository you might not want to use it before I make more testing about making a binary-only lib. You can still play with it as it is fully functional.

Add autoloading of preferences, as mentioned in #87. Files are stored in $XDG_DATA_DIR/devzat or $HOME/.local/share/devzat if XDG_DATA_DIR is unset. Users are identified by id. To opt-in, issue autoload on. To opt out, issue autoload off. Users can manually issue load or save as well.

Nice project! :+1:

I'd be nice to have timestamps in the chat for messages and events, maybe optional ones that can be toggled.

Someone in the chat suggested I make an issue for this, but no rush or anything.

After a while if a users has been connected without saying anything their connection to the server will be closed. Connection to closed by remote host.

Small PR to add a action that makes sure a PR must build. We can enforce this as a requirement for main by changing a repo setting. https://docs.github.com/en/repositories/configuring-branches-and-merges-in-your-repository/defining-the-mergeability-of-pull-requests

Since IP's can change, it's better if we get the ID from the public key. This has a few benefits, such as:

• People in the same network/household will be able to connect to the chat even if one person is banned.
• Admin takeover is much harder since instead of needing to be in the same network, you will need their public/private key pair.
• A person can connect from anywhere and as long as they have their key they can prove their legitimacy. (i.e. a random person called "ishan" on the chat won't be able to act the real ishan since your ID will be static and thus the fake ishan will be detected).

In the case that a user logged in without using their key pair, we will still get their ID from the IP, but we still gain all the benefits of pubkey authentication.

Automate the printing of the board and add numbers to the cell number, so it's easier for the user.

Image of new board: https://i.ibb.co/xGF5pnS/pic-selected-210519-2033-34.png

I also added this message, so the user knows what to do.

devbot: To make your move type /tic

Hi there,

I tried to join for the first time tonight and was kicked then kb'd immediately. I'm guessing it has something to do with your current spam issues and me joining at a really bad time. This is the message I see when I try to connect:

devbot: You are banned. If you feel this was a mistake, please reach out at github.com/quackduck/devzat/issues or email
        [email protected]. Please include the following information: [ID
        42ae49dc6cdbb80b81ba2144385996e1b10cbb33896a062efbb68f9fe6cb1578]

Thanks for taking a look!

It would be cool if you would be able to protect your username with a password or something so the other side can be sure that you are actually you. Just an idea.

Demo of the issue: https://asciinema.org/a/1dhK4SCMVSAnm8l6FFBdvxtcZ

Function with the problem: https://github.com/quackduck/devzat/blob/da1ceb123f677382b47171702d0fcacc7c0d055a/main.go#L749

The input in Devzat is quite poor. The fact that it is not possible to comfortably edit multi-lines messages is a bit sad. We should probably refactor that system. Maybe there are some external library to handle that kind of tasks.

I don't have any screenshots but when I try to log into the server using Kitty terminal it craps out a bunch of junk on the screen I don't have any screenshots right now. I'm at work but I will give you more details later

Many thanks for creating this awesome tool, it's really appreciated. However, I would like to integrate the hosted devzat into my terminal dashboard. But I couldn't get it working.

When I'm trying to connect with ssh to my host with port number supplied, everything is fine.

When I use a terminal dashboard like WTF Util or Termui or Sampler and using the same arguments as I did for SSH, I get an 255 error (in case of WTF terminal) or an error from sampler that it was not a stdin terminal.

So I'm out of ideas and was curious if devzat coulld support stdin output, or be integrated in another way in a terminal dashboard?

Looks like there is support for different chat systems, such as Slack. Matrix server is a privacy focused decentralized chat and VOIP... I would request creating a bridge for Matrix. It too, has a Slack bridge and may be something to leverage with this system.

https://matrix.org/

This PR seeks to make the naming of commands in the source code consistent in both case and format. I think it can go one step further and rename the methods to cmdXYZ but not sure if that's wanted.