Hi, not yet, will give it a go later today. Should be possible, if the the manager would run in a remote browser as well, as we normally don't have a gui on our server.Ah! Very interesting. Have you tried to run only the server part in wine? The configuration is stored in a simple json (appsettings).
If you want to take a test and tell me any problems I can tell you that I will try to solve them. What do you think about it?
Hi, not yet, will give it a go later today. Should be possible, if the the manager would run in a remote browser as well, as we normally don't have a gui on our server.
So, if the exe simply activates a port, to show the manager in a regular browser as frontend, it could work, I will report back
thank you!Had the same issue with ACCtracker not starting even after installing the 3.1.3, had to install this one, in case it helps other people:
Download ASP.NET Core 3.1 Runtime (v3.1.4) - Windows Hosting Bundle Installer
dotnet.microsoft.com
Thank you!Great job!! On the other hand, can we have some features like all time leaderboard?
Hi,Hello, it would be nice if information about the weather in the room (dry or wet) appears. It is important information to better understand lap times.
Thanks.
Hi, it does appear:Hi,
unfortunately this information is not available in the session result files produced by the ACC server. We can only hope that they will be added in the future.
do you mean in the configuration files?Hi, it does appear:
"isWetSession": 0,
where 0 is dry and 1 is wet.
yes yes, i've seen it! bah! i'm so stupid.Hi, it does appear:
"isWetSession": 0,
where 0 is dry and 1 is wet.
Thank you!
Of course yes. The only limit is a possible error in attributing the results to a driver as the only possible identifier is on the name-surname pair as the steam-id is not available in the result.json.
"currentDriver": {
"firstName": "Alex",
"lastName": "Lillo",
"shortName": "LIL",
"playerId": "0000000000000000"
},
What about the playerID? That's unique. For example:
JSON:"currentDriver": { "firstName": "Alex", "lastName": "Lillo", "shortName": "LIL", "playerId": "0000000000000000" },
I've been doing a tool that creates leaderboards and used the playerid to find quickest times, works as a charm.
Thank you.great tool, not sure if you're aware, you have pratice not practice. keep up the great work.
Thanks so much.Thanks for the application! Awesome work!
Is it possible to share the code on github for the community to support additional features?