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Maintain a log of submissions outside the database, for recovering from errors.

It would be nice if the latest submissions page would update itself, for
instance like how twitter does it.

With a file named "numexp(1).c":

gcc: /tmp/judgesNLuZw/numexp: No such file or directory
gcc: (1).c: No such file or directory

be able to toggle disable/enable an exercise whenever something is broken in 
the interface.

Even after the deadline, administrators should be able to submit.

For a lot of assignments, submission of multiple files is a good thing 
because:

1. Increased code readability
2. Separation of implementation and definition (headers!)
3. Every file has one responsibility
4. Code is easier to manage

There should be a way to view the latest submissions only for a single
course or entity.

Nestor sorts last-names including stuff like "de", "van de" and whatever. This 
is annoying, since then the nestor stuff and the gradelist are not equally 
ordered as justitia. When inputting grades, this gives the need for scrolling 
and scrolling is bad.

A nestor-sort would be awesome. This should be done in results-tables *and* 
especially printouts.

Yours, Herbert

Add a built in link to the moss plagiarism detector,
http://theory.stanford.edu/~aiken/moss/.

At the click of a button, the administrator/teacher/TA should get the results.

A web based editor for people who don't like working with text files

Currently both submited .c and .h files are compiled with

 gcc one.c two.c three.h

It usually doesn't hurt, but the .h files should not be compiled in this way.

Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 134217728 bytes exhausted (tried to
allocate 40 bytes) in /net/users/justitia/system/lib/LogEntry.php on line 18

It would be nice if there was a page with statistics about the submissions. 
When do students submit their work? How many submissions do they need? etc...

Allow submissions consisting of more than one source code file.

* Use multiple upload controls or a multi-file upload, what does gmail use?
* Update judge scripts to handle multiple files

Whenever you have a resultstable, then everything is clickable, the entire row. 
Make an icon at the start or end for this action an let the row be unclickable. 
This allows for selecting stuff in the table and does not degrade the user 
experience.

What steps will reproduce the problem?
Submission of lab assignments with a large number of files.

What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
When viewing a submission, the files will be hidden under an onmouseover menu, 
which will put all files in a long list. The scrolling of the mouse to the 
right side of the menu is a tedious task since missing the menu forces it to 
close, and you have to start over.
Expected: Always visible menu

What version of the product are you using? On what operating system?
Linux / Chrome.

Please provide any additional information below.
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Some TA's are also students, their admin permissions should be restricted
to the courses they teach.

It would be nice if Justitia showed an error message if the runtime limit is 
exceeded by the program. Now it just shows an empty output.

The second file input box doesn't appear in IE (version 8)

With many submissions the results table becomes very slow. Either allow the 
administrators to delete old irrelevant submissions, or find a way to speed up 
the results table.

Allow a filter to exclude certain files from printing, for example common
header files.

When downloading one of the "downloadable files", the default filename is
something like "asdfasdf.asc.part" instead of the actual filename.

The database keeps growing and growing, and in a few years it will probably be 
too big for the database. There should be some mechanism in place to archive 
old data. 

Debugging why your checks don' t work is just aweful (sorry :P)

What, something went wrong? Maybe you get an error message, but you have no 
idea what the environment was en what the executed command was, and moreover 
what the commands before were. So for admins:

(a) show a console like thing for each submission which states the executed 
commands and the ouput.

(b) some kind of commandline tool to generate a directory like the temporary 
one justitia makes. Make it so that this directory is in a state after options 
specified after some of the steps justitia takes: i.e.

--none, --copy, --compile, --run

or whatever phases justitia goes through.

The paths of downloadable files are relative to the subdirectory, that is
very confusing when the attribute is inherited from a parent directory.

Perhaps it is better not to inherit this attribute at all.

Uploading a .zip/.tar/.tar.gz should have the same effect as uploading
multiple files.

Octave and Matlab differ, so it would be nice if Justitia could use Matlab 
instead of Octave.

Add a favicon for justitia, and possibly a logo.

Please enable yes and no als aliases for true and false.

The code zip files require authentication checking or everyone can download 
anyone's submissions.

The current latest submissions page can't filter on a certain course or entity.
It would be nice to filter the results on this page (for example to facilitate 
more than one practical session at the same time)

A directory should become green if all of it's underlying submissions are
green, and it's siblings are submissions instead of directories (that is:
the directory itself is a assignment, but in multiple parts, see 'Zandlopers')

Sort an submissions on the group they were made in, maybe add a thicker border 
or some space in the table between groups. If multiple exercises are there, 
make links to groupify using different exercises. It think it is best to 
feature this in javascript, since a web-request for each time you want to do 
this would annoy me.

This allows for easily checking stuff when you have large groups, for example 
the 1st programming course for tbk.

Not a very important feature though.

What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. submit
2. click on "difference"
3. use the back-button of your browser

What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
the previous page, instead justitia resubmits.

What version of the product are you using? On what operating system?
my browser is firefox

There's no way to print 2 sheets on 1 page and still guarantee that you can
hand back the students individual papers (this is probably not achievable
by html+css only either)

Sometimes students want to test their code with Justitia after the deadline. 
Would be nice if that was possible.

It would be nice if you could also specify from which directories you want
to see the latest submissions, since assistants of course1 aren't
interested in the submissions of course2.

Allow java submissions.
The compile script exists, but there are some issues with file permissions.

Just call ghc

Justutia is not the correct name. I've attached a patch to fix it.

Add a button to rejudge all submissions for a given entity.

The htmldiff tool should have a way of comparing floats so that for
instance 1.000000 = 0.9999999

On the results page, show the number of users total/passed/failed, not
number of submissions.