'Re: [Kde-games-devel] Multiplayer updates'

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Subject: Re: [Kde-games-devel] Multiplayer updates
From: "srikrishna das" <das.srikrishna () gmail ! com>
Date: 2008-03-31 2:36:15
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>All impatient SoC student on this list can try to get it to run so they
will
>also become familar with checking out the source, building, troubleshooting
>and so on :-)

LOL. :P

I wonder why regular players of these games didn't report any of the issues
which you found!

On Sun, Mar 30, 2008 at 11:40 PM, Josef Spillner <spillner@kde.org> wrote:

> Hello all,
>
> since my blog is currently offline after someone managed to find a
> wordpress
> exploit in it, I'm sending some maybe interesting updates by mail.
>
> * KReversi
> Savegames from the server can now be displayed in web applications. For
> learning purposes it might make sense to be able to load savegames from
> the
> client and replay them on a read-only board. I'm going to stress-test the
> game online soon, but of course it'd be much better if other, more
> critical,
> people will find bugs.
> All impatient SoC student on this list can try to get it to run so they
> will
> also become familar with checking out the source, building,
> troubleshooting
> and so on :-)
>
> * KBattleship
> The standalone server for it ('Submarine') has been mostly finished. There
> are
> some client issues with it: If the game is over and the server exits, the
> game starts reading from the socket like crazy instead of recognising that
> it
> was closed. It is also not really prepared for a client-server scenario
> and
> will need some protocol modifications, while still keeping the
> player-to-player games.
> The server is written in Python btw.
>
> * KSquares
> Savegame review was already available for web apps, but it would also be
> nice
> to have it in the client, especially since my old game KDots, which
> implements the same game, could do that.
> The multiplayer mode is now mostly complete. What is missing is some
> additional safety against manipulated servers by comparing which filled
> squares are reported by the server and which were expected by the client.
> But
> functionality-wise it's complete I'd say. The KGGZ page on techbase
> provides
> some hints on how to test it.
>
> * KFourInLines
> Also savegame review support for the web. Today is savegames day for me it
> seems. But, alas, not much more yet.
>
> Josef
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-- 
Srikrishna Das
(krish at irc.freenode.net)

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&gt;All impatient SoC student on this list can try to get it to run so they will 
&gt;also become familar with checking out the source, building, troubleshooting 
&gt;and so on :-) LOL. :P I wonder why regular players of these games \
didn&#39;t report any of the issues which you found! <div \
class="gmail_quote">On Sun, Mar 30, 2008 at 11:40 PM, Josef Spillner &lt;<a \
href="mailto:spillner@kde.org">spillner@kde.org</a>&gt; wrote: <blockquote \
class="gmail_quote" style="border-left: 1px solid rgb(204, 204, 204); margin: 0pt 0pt \
0pt 0.8ex; padding-left: 1ex;">Hello all, 
since my blog is currently offline after someone managed to find a wordpress 
exploit in it, I&#39;m sending some maybe interesting updates by mail. 
 
* KReversi 
Savegames from the server can now be displayed in web applications. For 
learning purposes it might make sense to be able to load savegames from the 
client and replay them on a read-only board. I&#39;m going to stress-test the 
game online soon, but of course it&#39;d be much better if other, more critical, 
people will find bugs. 
All impatient SoC student on this list can try to get it to run so they will 
also become familar with checking out the source, building, troubleshooting 
and so on :-) 
 
* KBattleship 
The standalone server for it (&#39;Submarine&#39;) has been mostly finished. There \
are some client issues with it: If the game is over and the server exits, the 
game starts reading from the socket like crazy instead of recognising that it 
was closed. It is also not really prepared for a client-server scenario and 
will need some protocol modifications, while still keeping the 
player-to-player games. 
The server is written in Python btw. 
 
* KSquares 
Savegame review was already available for web apps, but it would also be nice 
to have it in the client, especially since my old game KDots, which 
implements the same game, could do that. 
The multiplayer mode is now mostly complete. What is missing is some 
additional safety against manipulated servers by comparing which filled 
squares are reported by the server and which were expected by the client. But 
functionality-wise it&#39;s complete I&#39;d say. The KGGZ page on techbase \
provides some hints on how to test it. 
 
* KFourInLines 
Also savegame review support for the web. Today is savegames day for me it 
seems. But, alas, not much more yet. 
 
Josef 
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