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Fejudge

Fair electronic judge

About Fejudge

Fejudge is a contest management system, created for automatic solution evaluation. It was inspired by other grading systems, such as Codeforces, Ejudge and CMS.

With help of libsbox, Fejudge is designed to become faster than other systems while evaluating submissions - evaluation on 50 tests of a correct solution to problem A+B takes 1-2 secs.

To become familiar with Fejudge, visit http://m20-sch57.site:3113/, where the test build is located. There are some easy problems which you can solve and submit solutions in order to check perfomance of Fejudge (or to enjoy its nice user interface).

Fejudge supports problem packages built on polygon.

Getting started

These instructions will guide you through the installation process of Fejudge.

Prerequisites

  • linux kernel version 5 or higher
  • cgroup v1 heirarchy mounted in /sys/fs/cgroup
  • C++ 17 compiler, with std::filesystem support
  • CMake version 3.10 or higher
  • Python 3.6 or higher, see requirements.txt

Setting up NFS server

  1. Download nfs-kernel-server package
  2. Create storage folder and set correct permissions to it
mkdir storage
sudo chown nobody:nogroup storage/
  1. Open file /etc/exports and share this folder with all other clients
  2. Export it
sudo exportfs -a
  1. Start rpcbind and nfs-kernel-server services
sudo service rpcbind start
sudo service nfs-kernel-server start

Setting up NFS clients (main server and invokers)

  1. Download nfs-common package
  2. Mount remote storage folder
mkdir storage
sudo mount <STORAGE_REMOTE_FOLDER> storage/

STORAGE_REMOTE_FOLDER is a remote path to storage directory on NFS server, for example 57.57.57.57:/Fejudge/storage.

Setting up PostgreSQL server

  1. Download postgresql package
  2. Start postgresql service
sudo service postgresql start
  1. Create database database.db and user postgres with password postgres
sudo -u postgres createuser postgres
sudo -u postgres createdb database.db
sudo -u postgres psql
psql=# alter user postgres with encrypted password 'postgres';

If you use another login and password, then specify POSTGRES_USER and POSTGRES_PASSWORD variables at each client.

Setting up NATS server

  1. Download and install NATS Server
  2. Run it by typing nats-server

Setting up main server

  1. Upgrade database and initialize defaults
flask db upgrade
./reset.sh
  1. Run main server
export POSTGRES_URL=<...>:5432
export NATS_URL=<...>:4222
export MAIL_USERNAME=<...>
export MAIL_PASSWORD=<...>
./run.sh

Your email will be used to send informational letters.

Setting up invoker

  1. Compile and install libsbox, located in ./invoker/libsbox
  2. Run invoker
cd invoker/
export POSTGRES_URL=<...>:5432
export SOCKETIO_URL=<...>:3113
export NATS_URL=<...>:4222
sudo -E ./run.sh

If you want to run multiple invokers on a single machine, specify INVOKER_NAME before running

export INVOKER_NAME=<UNIQUE_ID>

Run in docker

To start in docker, run docker-compose build && docker-compose up in the project directory.

Documentation

TODO

Authors

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.