Hi all,
We've just released DOMjudge version 3.4.0. This marks a new release
series with a number of significant improvements, including:
- Problem descriptions can now be added for viewing in the web interface.
- Optional (basic) printing support is available.
- Extended syntax in checktestdata and support for generating testdata.
- Support for Linux cgroup control of memory limits and networking;
this especially reduces the perceived memory usage by the Java VM.
- Support running multiple judgedaemons on one judgehost machine.
- Support for new languages: Python 3, Ada, Fortran, Lua, Scala.
For a more detailed list of all new features and bugfixes, refer to
the ChangeLog.
This release can be downloaded from the usual place:
http://domjudge.sourceforge.net/download
We will release Debian packages and a live image based on this release
shortly.
Note that with this release the 3.2 release series is now obsolete,
the 3.3 series is still supported.
Any feedback is very welcome!
On behalf of the DOMjudge developers,
Jaap Eldering
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Hi all,
Several DOMjudge developers will be present at the ACM ICPC World Finals,
June 30 - July 4 in St Petersburg. There will be a judging systems session
at the CLI symposium where we'll be present, but you can also contact us
to meet up at a different moment throughout the event. Questions about
using DOMjudge or ideas for development are more than welcome! If you're
also at the finals, do get in touch!
On a different note: for a while now, an IRC channel dedicated to DOMjudge
is available on the Freenode network. A number of DOMjudge developers and
users are talking (and mostly lurking) on #domjudge at irc.freenode.net.
Everyone is more than welcome to join.
Cheers,
Thijs
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Hello all,
Today we've released bugfix updates to our current stable branch 3.3
and the previous stable branch 3.2.
See the respective ChangeLog files for details. The (possibly) largest
impact bugfix concerns an SQL query that could lead to intermittent
MySQL locking failures with many users.
Downloads as usual through our home page:
http://domjudge.sourceforge.net/download
A new DOMjudge live image based on the 3.3.5 release will be published
shortly.
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Jaap Eldering
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Hello all,
Today we've released a bugfix update to our current stable branch 3.3.
The changes are mostly minor bugs fixed, see the ChangeLog.
Furthermore, we have created a "DOMjudge-live" image. This is a
complete Debian GNU/Linux system with DOMjudge preinstalled and ready
to use. It can be run e.g. from a USB stick or in a virtual machine.
The current image is still alpha/beta-quality, but we're quickly
improving it. Any feedback is therefore very welcome!
Downloads as usual through our home page:
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Hello all,
Today we've released bugfix updates to our current stable branch 3.3 and the
previous stable branch 3.2.
The changes are a number of bugfixes and compatibility enhancements.
For a full list of what was changed, see the ChangeLog.
Downloads as usual through our home page:
http://domjudge.sourceforge.net/download
On behalf of the DOMjudge developers,
Thijs Kinkhorst
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Hello all,
Today we've released version 3.3.2. This is a bugfix update to our
current stable branch 3.3.
The changes are minor bugfixes and a few documentation improvements.
Most notable fix is a race condition in runguard leading to submissions
that terminate (almost) instantly to receive a TIME-LIMIT verdict.
Downloads as usual through our home page:
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Hello all,
Today we've released a bugfix update to our current stable branch 3.3: 3.3.1.
The release contains just one change: runguard when compiled on Ubuntu
12.04 would crash with a buffer underflow. Because Ubuntu 12.04 is a
popular platform, we decided to present an updated version. However, if
your 3.3.0 currently runs fine, there's no urgent need to upgrade.
Downloads as usual through our home page:
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Hello all,
Today we've released bugfix updates to our previous stable branches 3.2 and
3.1, for those of you who are not yet on the shiny new 3.3 branch released
last week.
Incompatibility to be aware of when upgrading: The submit client now validates
the SSL cert. when submitting to the web interface over HTTPS. If using a
self-signed certificate, be sure to add it to a local certificate repository
that libcURL will recognise and set the associated hostname correctly on team
machines.
For a full list of what was changed, see the ChangeLog.
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Hello all,
DOMjudge 3.3.0 has just been released, marking the start of our new 3.3 stable
series.
The 3.3 branch delivers some major improvements to DOMjudge. The highlights:
- Support for multiple file submissions. DOMjudge now fully supports
submissions consisting of more than one source file. This includes
jury web-interface support for viewing the sources, diffs and edit
and resubmit these.
- Most configuration is now stored in the dabase and accessible via
the jury/admin web interface. Nearly all aspects of judgehost operation
can now be controlled in one place.
- Option to display pending submissions in blue on the scoreboard.
- The GeSHi code highlighter is included by default.
- Optimisations in several places, relevant in large contests.
Incompatibilities to be aware of when upgrading:
- The submit client now validates the SSL cert. when submitting to the
web interface over HTTPS. If using a self-signed certificate, be
sure to add it to a local certificate repository that libcURL will
recognise and set the associated hostname correctly on team machines.
- DOMjudge now requires PHP version 5.2 or higher.
- The three internal database users have been merged into one.
Many smaller improvements and fixes have also been added. For a full list of
what was changed, see the ChangeLog.
Downloads as usual through our home page:
http://domjudge.sourceforge.net/download
The 3.1 and 3.2 series will still be supported with bugfix releases; we will
release another update to either of those soon.
On behalf of the DOMjudge developers,
Thijs Kinkhorst
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Hello all,
We've created a first release candidate 3.3.0RC1 for the new 3.3
series of DOMjudge. Some of the important new features:
- Support for multiple file submissions; DOMjudge now fully supports
submissions consisting of more than one source file. This includes
jury web-interface support for viewing the sources, diffs and edit
and resubmit these. Some minor polishing may still be added.
- Most configuration is now stored in the dabase and accessible via
the jury/admin web interface.
- Option to display pending submissions in blue on the scoreboard.
- The GeSHi code highlighter is included by default.
Incompatibilities to be aware of when upgrading:
- The submit client now validates the SSL cert. when submitting to the
web interface over HTTPS. If using a self-signed certificate, be
sure to add it to a local certificate repository that libcURL will
recognise and set the associated hostname correctly.
- DOMjudge now requires PHP version 5.2 or higher.
- The three internal database users have been merged into one.
For a complete list of changes, refer to the ChangeLog. As always,
we're glad to receive any feedback: bugs and any feature improvements.
Both releases and GPG signatures and SHA sums can be downloaded from
the usual place:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/domjudge/files/domjudge/
On behalf of the DOMjudge developers,
Jaap Eldering
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