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Yes, or just an option to hide the slides.

by BiteCode_dev 4y ago

xena 4y ago
Here: https://gist.github.com/Xe/400756b7d93f40b0b7ec48c65b7d066d https://gist.github.com/Xe/400756b7d93f40b0b7ec48c65b7d066d I'll work on something more cohesive for the next talk. Sorry about this!
- skissane 4y ago
  At least with this I can work out what your primary points are. The most important takeaway seems to be that OpenSSH sshd doesn't really use PAM unless you enable "ChallengeResponseAuth" config option, so if you want your custom PAM module to work with sshd, you need to turn that on. Another important point you make is, on Ubuntu, you need to download the debug symbol packages for systems libraries if you want gdb to give you meaningful backtraces. The suggestion of putting a breakpoint on dlsym also seems helpful. This meme-laden presentation style, I seem totally incapable of consuming or producing it, and I don't really get it. I don't know if it is a generational thing or something.
- BiteCode_dev 4y ago
  Thanks, now I could read it entirely.
riskable 4y ago
For reference, I liked your format. It was different and fun. Every highly technical conference would be infinitely more fun if all speakers were given an avatar like that haha. I especially loved the graphic with Anya pointing at Anya pointing at Anya :thumbsup: . It was obvious you were going for an entertainment format rather than merely cramming as much information in as tight a space as possible (which is typical for 'conf talks). Hacker News geeks probably aren't the ideal judges for that sort of thing. As a member of this group most of us have forgotten what it means to "not be super busy" all the time and being "forced" to watch something highly technical slowed down into an entertainment-focused story telling format can feel wrong and a little frustrating. Just know that there's at least a few people out there that appreciated it :)

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Yes, or just an option to hide the slides.

by BiteCode_dev 4y ago

Yes, or just an option to hide the slides.

xena 4y ago
Here: https://gist.github.com/Xe/400756b7d93f40b0b7ec48c65b7d066d https://gist.github.com/Xe/400756b7d93f40b0b7ec48c65b7d066d I'll work on something more cohesive for the next talk. Sorry about this!
- skissane 4y ago
  At least with this I can work out what your primary points are. The most important takeaway seems to be that OpenSSH sshd doesn't really use PAM unless you enable "ChallengeResponseAuth" config option, so if you want your custom PAM module to work with sshd, you need to turn that on. Another important point you make is, on Ubuntu, you need to download the debug symbol packages for systems libraries if you want gdb to give you meaningful backtraces. The suggestion of putting a breakpoint on dlsym also seems helpful. This meme-laden presentation style, I seem totally incapable of consuming or producing it, and I don't really get it. I don't know if it is a generational thing or something.
- BiteCode_dev 4y ago
  Thanks, now I could read it entirely.
riskable 4y ago
For reference, I liked your format. It was different and fun. Every highly technical conference would be infinitely more fun if all speakers were given an avatar like that haha. I especially loved the graphic with Anya pointing at Anya pointing at Anya :thumbsup: . It was obvious you were going for an entertainment format rather than merely cramming as much information in as tight a space as possible (which is typical for 'conf talks). Hacker News geeks probably aren't the ideal judges for that sort of thing. As a member of this group most of us have forgotten what it means to "not be super busy" all the time and being "forced" to watch something highly technical slowed down into an entertainment-focused story telling format can feel wrong and a little frustrating. Just know that there's at least a few people out there that appreciated it :)