Servers

Introduction

These servers are allocated on Amirkabir CEIT datacenter to Judges.

Host	IP	Users	Remote SSH Access	vCPUs	RAM	URL
icpc	172.23.132.39	ssc, parham	-	2	4GB	daavar.ceit.aut.ac.ir
judge-1	172.23.135.18	ssc, parham	-	2	4GB	-
judge-2	172.23.135.19	ssc, parham	-	2	4GB	-
judge-3	172.23.135.39	ssc, parham	-	2	4GB	-
judge-4	172.23.135.63	ssc, parham	-	2	4GB	-
judge-5	172.23.135.64	ssc, parham	-	2	4GB	-
icpc-ftp	172.23.134.245	ssc, parham	-	2	4GB	-
icpc-2	172.23.135.38	ssc, parham	-	2	4GB	judge.ceit.aut.ac.ir
aut-icpc-1	172.25.157.111	acm01, parham	-	2	4GB	-
aut-icpc-2	172.25.157.112	acm01, parham	-	2	4GB	daavar.aut.ac.ir

To install the DomJudge please refer to its documentation here. The only important points are upload_max_filesize and post_max_size in php and max_allowed_packet in mysql. These variables help judges to upload their test cases and they must set before they want to upload their cases.

Judges must be tested by the judges before the contest

Print in Domjudge

There is a print panel in Domjudge web interface that can be used by teams to print their solution. In order to enable it you must change the following section of domserver/webapp/src/DOMJudgeBundle/Utils:

// Make file readable for others than webserver user,
// and give it an extension:
// chmod($tmp, 0644);
// rename($tmp, $tmp.'.ps');
$cmd = '/usr/bin/lp ' . escapeshellarg($tmp) . " 2>&1" . " && " . "rm " . escapeshellarg($tmp);
exec($cmd, $output, $retval);

Here we use lp command for priting. Use the following instructions to have an up and running printer server that lp relies on:

1. Install hplip and cups : sudo apt install hplip cups
2. Open this URL: http://localhost:631
3. goes to administration > add printer > [select hp]
4. smb://ceit\[username]:[password]@ceit/192.168.128.10/HPLaserJ4015

CEIT Printer: 172.23.128.38 (HP LaserJet P4015n)

Judgehosts

To install judgehosts you can refer to this document.

Keep in mind that:

• Put domjudge's sudoers rules into /etc/sudoers.d. this file is created after running make install-domjudge.

• If you are running judgehost on a multi-core server. each judgedaemon reserves and uses a single CPU core, but other resources are shared among daemons. Don't run more than 4 judgedaemon on a single machine.

• For each judge daemon create a user with X indicating a cpu core i.e. 0:

  sudo useradd -d /nonexistent -U -M -s /bin/false domjudge-run-X
  sudo usermod -aG sudo domjudge-run-X

• Run judgedaemon instance with ./judgedaemon -n X

• Use Systemd Service provided in lib/systemd/system folder (if not installed automatically). Rename domjudge-judgehost.service to domjudge-judgehost@.service and Use path-to-judgedaemon -n %i. Enable all how many daemons you want with:

  sudo systemctl enable domjudge-judgehost@X