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Boring part
- What exactly is boring vs interesting part? Why is the Hackfest under administration?
- Movie night
- When to hold next one?
- Hackfest
- When to hold next one?
- Other new member event ideas - something more fun than machine room, more engaging than movie night
- Another retro game night
- Open source gaming night
- Writeup succession/graduation procedures
- IRC flags proposal
All officers get +AFRefiorstv
A few other trusted active members get +Aeiortv
- Password changing
- Remove from notification mailing lists? Nagios?
- IRC flags proposal
Interesting part
Elections for 2015–2016
- Root passwords
- grantwu has C code that uses OpenSSL to calculate SHA512 (SHA256 also available)
- Have discovered this is not actually very useful.
- Hashing is (relatively) trivial. Just use a script that calls OpenSSL.
- Questions that actually are hard:
- How are we distributing the passwords?
- Using output of hash as password, or directly putting hash into /etc/shadow?
- How long should individual passwords be? How should we encode them?
- How are we going to use them on a daily basis? Do we call the script and copy paste? Memorize?