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The Lounge What is on Your Mind? Debugging Our Computer Science Trivia Feature Post 303040859 by Neo on Thursday 7th of November 2019 11:09:29 PM
Old 11-08-2019
Update and Status:
  • We now have over 960 quality questions in the DB.
  • There has been over 10,600 submissions to date.
  • The number of user submissions is rising steadily so far, reaching 1.14 QPS today.
  • The prior bug, based primarily on browsers with multiple windows open, has been squashed.
  • Guests currently submit trivia answers 13 times more than registered members.
  • The average score of all guests is 64.7%.
  • The average score of all registered users sans Neo is 69.1%.

TODO (Low Priority Overall):
  1. Build leaderboards for (1) countries and (2) guests based on guest user hashes.
  2. Build leaderboards for registered users: Low priority since guests playing trivia far outnumber registered users.
  3. Write code to integrate into for badging system: Low priority since guests playing trivia far outnumber registered users.
  4. Add around 37 more questions to bring the DB total questions to 1000. (Update: DONE)
  5. Enhance summary stats page with more meta statistics.

Basically, I'm just about done with this first alpha release; with just a bit more UI work to do.
 

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eurephiadm certs(7)													       eurephiadm certs(7)

NAME
eurephiadm-certs - Certificate management for eurephia DESCRIPTION
Available modes for the certificate command are: -A | --add Register a new certificate -D | --delete Delete a registered certificate -l | --list List all registered certificates -h | --help <mode> Help about a specific mode LIST MODE
The list mode will list all registered certificates. It accepts one parameter: -S | --sort <sort key> Decide the sort order of the certificate list Available sort keys are: certid Numeric certificate ID depth Certificate depth digest Certificate SHA1 digest cname Certificate Common Name field org Certificate organisation field email Certificate e-mail address field registered When the certificate was registered in eurephia. ADD MODE
The add mode will register a new certificate. -d | --depth Certificate depth, required. -D | --digest SHA1 fingerprint/digest of the new certificate -C | --common-name Common name (CN) field of the certificate -O | --organisation Organisation (O) field of the certificate -E | --email e-mail address (emailAddress) of the certificate Usually the certificate depth value needs to be 0, if you are registering user account certificates. CA certificates usually have a value bigger than 0. If you have the certificate file available, you can use the following options to retrieve the needed information directly from a certifi- cate file. -f | --certfile File name of the certificate file. -p | --pkcs12 If the file is in PKCS#12 format. The default format is PEM format, unless --pkcs12 is given. These two options cannot be used together with -D, -C, -O or -E. But the cer- tificate depth must be given to indicate the certificate depth. DELETE MODE
The delete mode will remove a certificate from the certificate database. -i | --certid Indicates a unique certificate ID -d | --digest A unique SHA1 fingerprint/digest value -C | --common-name Common Name (CN) field of a certificate -O | --organisation Organisation (O) field of a certificate -E | --email e-mail address (emailAddress) of a certificate You can use any of these parameters to indicate a search criteria for the certificate (or certificates) you want to delete. You will be provided with a list over certificates which matches your search criteria and you will need to approve the deletion of the matching cer- tificate(s). SEE ALSO
eurephiadm-users(7), eurephiadm-usercerts(7) AUTHOR
Copyright (C) 2008-2010 David Sommerseth <dazo@users.sourceforge.net> David Sommerseth July 2010 eurephiadm certs(7)
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