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Commands
The Verifier has a command system based on the command-api. All the commands are meant to help the server-manager to get log back from server. The commands are:
Stops the server and disconnects every user logged in. The students that are doing the test in the stop time will need to retake it. (aliases: shutdown, exit, quit)
Every command linked to the assignments. (alias: ass)
prints a list of the user that have committed the loaded assignment. (alias: comm)
loads an assignment and sends it to the waiting students.
creates an example assignment and saves it in the path specified as argument
All the commands related to the limit time
gets the limit time set, (or prints a message if nothing's set)
gets or sets the pattern with which the time is printed out or scanned in.
removes the limit time if it's set. (alias: unset)
sets the limit time and sends it to all the students, the time wil be parsed with the formatter changable with assignment time pattern <pattern>
the same as commited but sends a list of students that do NOT have commited the test instead. (aliases: noncommitted, !committed, noncommit, noncomm)
removes the commit that is currently loaded.
All the commands linked to the exercise types. (aliases: exe)
Prints a list of all loaded exercise types.
All the commands related to the user login.
Creates a backup of all the files in the backup folder. This command gets executed automatically on every save
Lists all the loaded classes or every user in the class if you specify one.
Changes the password of the specified user password <class> <username>.
The password will be taken from console or from a specific window (if the console isn't supported).
(aliases: passwd, passw)
Registers an user in a specific class register <class> <usernames>. (alias: reg)
Reloads all the users from file. WARNING if there are any changes done without saving they will be lost!
Saves all the loaded users to the files, this is useful when some changes are made with the register command