A python/django based system for testing c/c++ solutions to algoritmic problems

##What it does now:

• Basic Login/register funtionality
• Task/test editing
• Testing solutions
• A simple blog
• Searching by tags

##Required software:

• A linux distribution (tested on Arch and Ubuntu)
• Python 3 (tested with 3.5)
• Python modules: view requirements.txt
• g++ compiler
• A database (postgresql recommended)
• rabbitmq
• isolate sandbox

##How to install:

1. Clone the repository git clone https://github.com/Alaxe/judgesystem.git

2. (Optional) install virtualenv (guide)

3. Setup settings judgeSystem/settings.py

   • EMAIL_<setting_name> - Used for account confirmation, default server is gmail
   • RECAPTCHA_PRIVATE_KEY and RECAPTCHA_PUBLIC_KEY - self explanatory, You can get them from their website
   • SITE_HOST the domain / ip of the server; used for some links
   • ALLOWED_HOSTS
   • SECRET_KEY
   • TIME_ZONE

4. Setup database

   • install it (guide for postgres)
   • Fill in DATABASE in judgeSystem/settings.py

5. Other dependencies

   • Python modules sudo pip install -r requirements.txt --upgrade
   • Static files python manage.py collectstatic
   • (optinal) create a super user python manage.py createsuperuser

6. Database migrations

   • Generate any missing migrations python manage.py createmigrations
   • Create the database schema with python manage.py migrate

7. Install rabbitmq

   • sudo apt-get install rabbitmq
   • Start the service sudo systemctl start rabbitmq-server and enable it sudo systemctl enable rabbitmq-server (i.e. make it start on boot) Note: This assumes that you have systemd. While that's the case with newer distros, you may have to use an your disto's init system

8. Install isolate

   • Clone the repository git clone https://github.com/ioi/isolate
   • Install make install (Has to be run from the repository's directory)

9. (optional) Install a proper web server (you can use the development server, which comes with django, but it's not suitable for production) Here's a guide for nginx with uwsgi, a bit out of date though

   • When configuring uwsgi instead of module use wsgi-file and the full path to judgesystem/judgeSystem/wsgi.py
   • Most distros have systemd services so instead of sudo service ... use sudo systemctl (start|restart|stop|enable) (nginx|uwsgi)

10. (optional) Install celery as a service (systemd)

• Add to judge-celery.service the full path to the repository
• Copy the file to create the service sudo cp judge-celery.service /etc/systemd/system/ and reload the services with sudo systemctl daemon-reload
• Control it with sudo systemctl (start|stop|restart) judge-celery and make it auto-start with sudo systemctl enable judge-celery

##How to run:

• Web server
  • If you installed a nginx it should be running as a service
  • For the development serverepython manage.py runserver (you can add a url:port pair as a parameter)
• Celery
  • If you installed the service it should be running
  • Otherwise sudo ./run_celery