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What is meant by server? server where moodle is running? Or server where jail service is running? I am running jail server on separate machine and I configured firewall settings.

Sets the debugging level, a greater number means more information in the system logs. This parameter can be used as key, because if not used in the URL the request is not heeded. If we had a server named "localhost" the URL to use in requests would be " The default is "/RPC. Sets the path to add the URL of the server. I reviewed the documentation provided on your site but I can NOT well understand what is meant by the following statement : When I checked the /var/log/messages file, it indicates that error has bee generated that POST is expected and found GET instead.

I am running jail server on separate machine and connecting it to the other server machine where moodle is running.īut I am getting timeout when attempting to run some code. I didn't use preconfigured installation and I don't want to use virtual machine. I did clean installation for CentOS and configure it by following steps mentoined in your documentation, i.e. I Installed jail server under CentOS 5.5 and everything seems to be fine. Hi, I am trying to run a java program using your interesting VPL module. Grep -E "Congratulations! No Error Found\." $FILENAME.html > /dev/nullĮcho "$FILENAME (original)" > $RESULT_FILEĬomo validadores se han usado el W3C Markup Validator para html *>1 warning" $FILENAME.html > /dev/nullĮRRORSLINE=$(grep -E "Errors?.*warning" $FILENAME.html)Įcho "$FILENAME (original)$ERRORSLINE" > $RESULT_FILEĮcho "$FILENAME passed (original)" > $RESULT_FILEĬurl -m 2 -s -F -F "profile=none" -F "usermedium=all" -F "warning=1" > $FILENAME.html # Author Juan Carlos Rodríguez-del-Pino Ĭurl -m 2 -s -F -F "charset=utf-8" -F "doctype=Inline" -F "group=0" > $FILENAME.html # Copyright (C) 2014 Juan Carlos Rodríguez-del-Pino # script for validate HTML and css in VPL sending files to w3c.org validators

GNUPLOT UNABLE TO OPEN DISPLAY GNUPLOT X11 ABORTED HOW TO

I don't know how to test HTML, but I give you an script to test the HTML and CSS files sending it to w3c. Sorry, but currently (by default) VPL can't test GUI programs. If no, what alternative you would suggest? Is the design that I am currently implementing is really doable or possible? If yes, what could be the solution? The problem: When I run for example a C or Java program, I always get the message "No execution server found" (something like that). I am able to access also the Moodle from any of the 3 machines (host and 2 guests).įor the VPL Jail Server, I believe it is running because when I access the site, the output is also OK.įrom the Moodle, I also setup the execution server which is, where /jailserver is the one I typed in the jail server URL path. I've tested that through the ping command. The host and 2 Ubuntu machines can talk to each other.

GNUPLOT UNABLE TO OPEN DISPLAY GNUPLOT X11 ABORTED WINDOWS 10

Using a Windows 10 host OS, I have setup Moodle 3.1 on virtual machine with Ubuntu 16.04 OS and VPL Jail Server on another virtual machine with Ubuntu 16.04 OS also.įor the networking part, I have configured Adapter 1 as Bridged Network and Adapter 2 as Internal Network. My objective is to try the functionalities of the VPL first before pushing it to our organization. Please allow me to post my concerns for the second time. The field in moodle is " Is this correct? Port number to listen for secure connections (https: and wssĪs a password, if no matches with the path of the request then it's

Port number to listen for connections (http: and ws Serve only to one interface of your system Or net (type A, B and C) separate with espaces the system save here information of request in

Set the maximum time for a request in seconds I have some problem with xmlrpc, but, if you don't mind, can you take a look to my file conf, thanks!