Speedwise.de: online racing stats and a global ban list

Thanks Jaye. Problem is fixed (and a new button on the speedwise dashboard).
New version is out in the wild.

Windows users:
http://speedwise.de/gameserver_admins/servers (at the top)
Note: Don't forget to backup you speedwise.ini config file.

Linux users:

Code:

sudo pip install -U speedwise-node

 

Yeah it's working again, thx

 

New speedwise-node version is coming this weekend. The new version will allow admins to edit presets from the web ui and is integrated with MinoRating.
Servers that are configured to use MR automatically download and install/upgrade to the latest MR-Version (special thanks to @Minolin for providing the APIs and @Jaye for helpful input).

 

Hi Henna. I am very pleased to see this. Will this be working with the new servermanager? This manager makes configurating a Assetto server that much easier. Its a pain in the a$$ however to get working for multiple servers. It would help a lot if there could be a manual on how to setup several servers that run simultaniously, using the servermanager tool.

 

You can use the AssettoCorsaServerManager-Tool to create multiple presets and upload them to your server (the whole presets folder). Every preset is then recognized by speedwise and startable from there. For multiple servers you just have to make sure to not have some colliding TCP/UDP ports configured:


I just checked out the AssettoCorsaServerManager's FTP-functionalities to upload the contents but unfortunately the ServerManager does not upload the "presets"-folder.
Anyways - I will add a new tool to the next speedwise-node to easily start a FTP-Server to upload the base AC-Server via the servermanger so people can use the "Upload Content"-button to at least update the server's executable and contents:


With a standard FTP-client (like https://cyberduck.io/ or https://filezilla-project.org/) you are then also able to upload the "presets"-folder via drag-and-

How are you currently uploading your server config? I tested the manager and the "cfg"-folder was always empty. Is this still done manually?

 

My server is in my LAN so i dont need a FTP protocol. I made shares ... If have to invest some time in this i guess. The structure of the server folders have changed a little since 1.3. To prevent cheaters from changing car and track dynamics, These files have to be in the server install. Does your servertool use this also? Do I need to do something special for it?

 

I just copy the structure delivered by steam - so you should be safe

The new speedwise-node version is now available. As mentioned, there is a new program "speedwise-ftp" that can be used to push your ACServer-Base directory via the AssetoCorsaServerManager.exe's ftp section. Note that you still have to upload the presets folder manually. If you started the speedwise-ftp application, you can access your server's base ac server directory with the credentials configured in your speedwise.ini (username: speedwise ; see the image in the posts above).
Windows user can just start the speedwise_ftp.exe, Linux admins the cli tool speedwise-ftp.

As usual the upgrade on linux is pretty easy:

Code:

sudo pip install -U speedwise-node

And for Windows, the binary can be found here:
http://speedwise.de/gameserver_admins/servers


There might be some issues as there were many changes, so let me know if something goes sideways - especially with the new MinoRating integration.

 

hi henna. the file is corrupt i think. I get an error when unzipping it.

 

Just something that might help those with uploading there presets. I use BitTorrent Sync (https://www.getsync.com/). So essentially I have a private torrent between my server and my PC at home. When I save or change a preset locally it gets synced up to the server automatically. At most I have to run a refresh on speedwise and hit start. I like BT Sync because I dont have password going over the internet un-encrypted.

 

Maybe a problem with the results.

I haven't seen any results for sessions since the 23rd, which was maybe the time the update happened. I haven't seen any for my server and I assume other people have been putting laps in.

 

The new acServer version makes it impossible to read everything from the acServer's output as the speedwise-node did before (https://www.assettocorsa.net/forum/index.php?threads/acserver-1-3-4-log-message-correlation.28192/).
So there will be another update taking care of that today. I now have to rely on a mix of the json and the acServer's output because none of both hold the complete informations (a mess ..).
I have the prototype working already and I am testing right now.

 

I believe there will be another acserver.exe update in the coming days. I have no idea what it fixes.

 

New speedwise-node version is out - *fingers crossed*.

 

I noticed a problem with a race league session we had where the results weren't uploaded.

I had a look at the speedwise.log and I see.

Code:

ERROR: The given path for the results json file (/home/assettocorsa/speedwise_workspace/ACServer_f83424b1-8236-4b2c-b101-5c78f73ded59/results/2015_11_2_11_38_RACE.json) did not exist. Session data will not be complete.

See the attached log file for more details.

The thing is the log files do exist, I had to check the after the race. The machine it was running on was running AC server and a Teamspeak server, over all running at 20% CPU, with low load on disk IO.
The speedwise node and associated server are still running, but will not have any more race session on them so I can recover any other traces required.

 

Might be a permission problem with the results folder. Are you sure the user running the speedwise-node has enough permissions to access the results folder of the ACServer-Base as well as /home/assettocorsa/speedwise_workspace/ACServer_f83424b1-8236-4b2c-b101-5c78f73ded59/results? Could have been copied with permissions from the base folder.

 

I think that is unlikely. The speedwise-node has been running for about 6 days now and there are other sessions which have been recorded ok. I have double checked the permissions on all files in the workspace and the speedwise-node could access them.

One other thing that occurred to me that maybe relevant. In the server config
...
RACE_OVER_TIME=500
...

We do this to make sure there is enough time for people to finish and to ensure we can get the race_out.json. This time was the first time I had this set to high when running using speedwise. It is also possible (I can't confirm right now) that all drivers left before the race over time expired.

In either case it is probably reasonable to expect that the RACE_OVER_TIME has got something to do with this problem. Without timestamps on logs it is hard to know the order in which things happened. Is it possible speedwise-node could have attempted to read the file before the ac server had written it? Or asked another way, when does the ac server write the session result?

What do you think?

 

@heNNa we have also a high race over time value (360) for the league server, maybe this is really the right direction to look at and the reason why there was no session created for the race. It's the same value like last season, but maybe something changed or it's something together with the booking mode.

 

Thanks Pete and Jaye - this really helped. I think it is a race condition (acServer does not write the file fast enough). I published a new node version taking this into account.