Author: Andreas Herrmann
Date: 11:24:05 11/17/02
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On November 17, 2002 at 11:58:21, Tim Foden wrote: >On November 17, 2002 at 10:25:45, Andreas Herrmann wrote: > >>On November 17, 2002 at 09:37:02, Volker Richey wrote: >> >>>On November 17, 2002 at 09:33:17, Miguel A. Ballicora wrote: >>> >>>>On November 17, 2002 at 03:23:03, Volker Richey wrote: >>>> >>>>>Hi, >>>>> >>>>>see more details at: >>>>> >>>>>http://www.vrichey.de/cct5 >>>>> >>>>>Volker >>>> >>>>Q: Do I need to be a member? >>>>A: >>>>Yes. Many author already has accounts for their programs. If you >>>>don't have one and wish to join this tournament send me an email >>>>and I will help you set one up. >>>> >>>>I guess for free, right? >>>>Miguel >>> >>>Yes. >>> >>>Free for one month. >>> >>>Volker >> >>i hope some days before the tournament starts. So that NON members can setup the >>connection in the right way and test a little bit before the tournament starts. >>I have implemented completely all Winbaord commands in the current version of >>Holmes. But there are some commands that can be tested only on a chess server >>like playother, (ics) ... and i have never playd on a chess server. So i'm not >>sure if Holmes works also fine on a chess server. >> >>have a nice day >>Andreas > >Just connect to a chess server as a guest, once with your engine, and once as a >human, and start a match human vs. computer. This way you can debug your >connection before you get one for real. > >You could sign up for FICS, although some people report problems getting >computer accounts there... but I had no problem for GLC. > >Cheers, Tim. Hi Tim, good idea, but is it possible to connect to a chess server with 2 different loggins on only one computer and only one internet connection? And how to get a computer account at FICS? I have tryd it before about 6 month, but it was only possible to insert human datas for an account, and not computer datas. have a nice day Andreas
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