.
                ').
               /;((
             .'____`.
             | g    | create
             |  a   | something
             |   r  | worth
             | bash | rewriting
             `-____-'


Welcome to garbash!

While our invite-only nature means you probably have
a sysadmin on your speed-dial, we wanted to put together
a small collection of getting-started tips for you to
refer to as you take your first steps with your new
account!

If you're new to OpenBSD or UNIX in general, a good
starting place is help(1) and intro(1). For the unfamiliar,
the name(N) syntax refers to a "man page" (manual page),
which can be accessed with the man(1) tool:

	$ man help

Or, if there are multiple versions of the page (like intro):

	$ man intro 1

The 1 refers to the first section of the manual (7 is misc,
6 is games, you get the idea).

Your new account has been provisioned with the following
services:

1. A website

  All content in /var/www/htdocs/~user is served
  on the world-wide-web at garbash.com/~user.

2. An email address

  user@garbash.com is your new email address!
  It can receive and send externally, but your
  inbox can only be accessed on this machine
  (for now). More on access below. You're also
  subscribed to all 4 of our mailing lists:
  dev@, announce@, misc@, and bugs@. They're a
  great place to collaborate and discuss if
  no one is on IRC.

  For access, we recommend using mutt(1), which
  has already been configured to open your mailbox.
  Just type `mutt` and read the UI for basic
  keybindings! (arrows to navigate, enter to read)

3. An IRC bouncer account

  IRC (Internet Relay Chat) is like Slack, but
  retro. It can be accessed via a terminal client
  like irssi(1) or our web client (irc.garbash.com).
  For the web client you'll need to be on the VPN.
  Your account is actually registered with our
  bouncer, a program that keeps you connected and
  maintains the backlog of messages when you're
  offline. You don't need to worry about this with
  the web client (it just works), but for irssi(1),
  you'll want to connect to the bouncer!

  To get started quick, navigate to irc.garbash.com,
  enter your username and password (in your email).
  Once in, hit "Add network", choose:

    Hostname: irc.garbash.com
      
  Hit enter, and voila! Join #garbash and say hello!
      
4. A VPN certificate

  A WireGuard VPN connection is necessary to
  access certain internal-only resources, including
  our web IRC client (irc.garbash.com) and our
  mail archive (lists.garbash.com). The wg-quick(8)
  file is in your inbox, and should only be used
  on one device. If you need another cert, just
  let an admin know! (~alex or ~anthony)

  On Linux/BSD, configure wireguard with just

	$ wg-quick up client.conf

  On macOS, you can paste the contents of client.conf
  into the dropdown configuration tool.

5. Git hosting

  You can publish your git repos by running the
  newrepo(1) command. From there, clone the repo
  or push an existing repo to it and updates will
  be rendered on git.garbash.com (public!)

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Of course, if you have any questions, don't hesitate
to ask at misc@garbash.com or on #garbash on IRC!

We hope you enjoy your stay! While you're here make
sure you create something worth rewriting :)