Re:Posting successful SSH logins to Slack
by falcolas on Friday January 22, 2016 @12:16PM
(#10954038)
IRC on a server I control, or some slack clone with on-premise hosting. Call me paranoid, but I'm paranoid.
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Re:Posting successful SSH logins to Slack
by placeybordeaux on Friday January 22, 2016 @05:13PM
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I still don't understand why everyone is so excited about slack, it really doesn't offer that much more than IRC.
Re:Posting successful SSH logins to Slack
by pavel_lishin on Saturday January 23, 2016 @05:22PM
(#10960398)
I use IRC, but come on. It offers a lot more than IRC right out of the box.
* File uploads
* Embedding portions of links (tweets, images)
* A very good search
* Multi-line posts
* Code-formatting, including multi-line posts, and also snippets.
* A mobile client that alerts you when someone mentions you.
* Scroll-back history when you sign on at any time.
* Syncing between multiple clients.
Yes, you could create a bot or modify an irc server to do this, and then find or write a client that will do all that stuff, and an irc bouncer can fill in for a lot of this.
But Slack does it out of the box. Zero extra work needed.
I like IRC, but if you claim that Slack doesn't offer anything more than IRC, you're either delusional or using an incredibly broad definition of IRC.
Re:Posting successful SSH logins to Slack
by ryanlol on Saturday January 23, 2016 @11:32AM
(#10958852)
It offers marketing and support, that's about it.
Nobody is selling IRC.
Re:Posting successful SSH logins to Slack
by lwhalen on Sunday January 24, 2016 @04:36AM
(#10962063)
cough www.grove.io would like a word with you ;-)