Requirements to setup the maratona-linux

[daniel canqui]

Hi

before to execute the commands:

• sudo add-apt-repository ppa:icpc-latam/maratona-linux 
• sudo apt-get install maratona-desktop 

 I know I should install postgreSQL before,so  what else should I install before?

and my second question is after execute the commands to install maratona-linux

How can I prepare a contest to test that everything is working fine?

Best Regards,

Daniel Canqui

[Bruno Ribas]

Hi Daniel,

maratona-desktop package is not compatible with boca, due to firewall
restrictions. You must install the "boca" package in order to have a
boca installation.

maratona-desktop is made to prepare the system to contestants.

Boca packages have the 'boca' prefix. Such as:
Package: boca
- A metapackage that depends other packages.

Package: boca-db
- The package that depends on postgresql

Package: boca-web
- The package that provides www stuff and depends on apache

Package: boca-common
- common files between boca packages

Package: boca-autojudge
- installs autojudge tools

You may check the full description to packages running:
apt-cache show boca*

The easiest way to get a boca running is by simply installing the 'boca'
package under a fresh ubuntu 18.04 install. After that you may point
your browser to http://YOURMACHINE/boca , replacing YOURMACHINE by your
machine's IP address (or DNS name).

If you do have ubuntu 18.04 you may use the repository
ppa:icpc-latam/maratona-linux

If running ubuntu 20.04, you may test our testing releases in
ppa:icpc-latam/unstable

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daniel canqui <you.nigh...@gmail.com> writes:

> Hi
>
> before to execute the commands:
>

> - sudo add-apt-repository ppa:icpc-latam/maratona-linux
> - sudo apt-get install maratona-desktop

>
> I know I should install postgreSQL before,so what else should I install
> before?
> and my second question is after execute the commands to install
> maratona-linux
> How can I prepare a contest to test that everything is working fine?
>
> Best Regards,
> Daniel Canqui

--
Bruno Ribas

[daniel canqui]

Thank you