Re: [simspark-devel] Server changes & RC League Manager

[Hedayat V. <hed...@gm...>]

Hi again,
This is the final rclm2 version which I have which should have worked 
with ruby 1.9.x version.
Regards,
Hedayat



/*Stefan Glaser <gla...@gm...>*/ wrote on Mon, 31 Mar 2014 
19:48:42 +0200:
> Hello everybody,
>
> hope you are fine and eager in preparing for the championships ;)
>
> I was recently preparing the server cluster for the GermanOpens starting
> the next days and encountered some issues that I want to discuss, or
> name here at least.
>
> First of all the changes to the protocol (labelling the hear-messages
> and providing the current score) works fine for me. I encountered no
> problem so far with this changes. The restrictions of the number of
> robot-types per team looks good as well. I tested a couple of
> combinations and there were no false positives or vice versa. However
> the not allowed agents actually show up on the server. But it seems that
> they don't work properly and you can't select them, etc. sometimes they
> seem to explode. So I think one will notice the problem of wrong robot
> combinations.
> So thanks again to Patrick for providing these improvements!
>
> I had no further trouble to install the RC-Server on a machine running
> Ubuntu Server 13.10 version. However the RC-League Manager has some
> problems in creating the schedule and in reading the score after a game
> is finished. I'm not sure which version of the rclm2 I have installed,
> but it seems to have problems with ruby. I'm using the actual ruby and
> ruby-dev versions of the ubuntu-repo (I think it's the 1.9.1 version).
> Is there any updated version of the rclm2 available?
>
> Furthermore I have a short question about the setup of the machines. The
> rclm2 uses "ssh root@client1 'su - $TEAM ...." to ssh into the clients,
> change the user to whatever $TEAM says and to run the corresponding
> team. Since I don't want to provide the root-password twice in any
> match, I generate key-pairs and add them to the corresponding machines,
> so that I can ssh as root into any machine without the need to provide a
> password. Is this the default intended setup? I don't like the idea of
> providing password-free root logins to any user - not even to my admin-user.
>
> I'm looking forward to some great matches the next days. I'll try to
> upload the corresponding log files of the matches during the
> competition, so that you can watch them at home. Hope everything works fine.
>
> Cheers,
> Stefan
>
>
>
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