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LRR (Lab Report Repository) is an online software application for course instructors to post, receive and mark assignments, and for students to submit assignments, or submit re-marking requests.
This software was originally developed by by Mahomed Nor in 2018, a graduate student in the Department of Computer Science at the Zhejiang Normal University,
This software was originally developed by Mahomed Nor in 2018, a graduate student in the Department of Computer Science at the Zhejiang Normal University,
while he was taking a graduate course called **Advanced Software Engineering** (http://lanlab.org/course/2018f/se/homepage.html).
The LRR's project home page is at http://121.4.94.30/homepage/. For potential project contributors, we recommend that you browse its home page first to familiarize yourselves with the project.
The LRR's project home page is at http://121.4.94.30/homepage/. For potential project contributors, we recommend that you browse its home page first to familiarize yourself with the project.
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## Hui's steps
I spent about two hours on installing LRR to a bare, remote Ubuntu server (Ubuntu 20.04 LTS).
I spent about two hours installing LRR to a bare, remote Ubuntu server (Ubuntu 20.04 LTS).
LRR needs Apache and MySQL to run. I followed [How To Install Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP (LAMP) stack on Ubuntu 20.04](https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-install-linux-apache-mysql-php-lamp-stack-on-ubuntu-20-04) to set up these server applications.
LRR uses a database called `lrr`. I need to export existing `lrr` to a plain text file (including many sql commands) and import that text file to the newly created `lrr` database on the new server.
LRR uses a database called `lrr`. I need to export the existing `lrr` to a plain text file (including many sql commands) and import that text file to the newly created `lrr` database on the new server.
The command for exporting the database is `mysqldump -u mnc -p lrr > lrr_database_dump.txt`.
The command for importing is `mysql -u mnc -p lrr < lrr_database_dump.txt`. Read [How to Import and Export MySQL Databases in Linux](https://phoenixnap.com/kb/import-and-export-mysql-database) for more detail.
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## Enock's steps
Enock, a former graduate student here, has made a tutorial about how he deployed LRR to a remote server (http://lanlab.org/course/2021s/spm/PuTTY-Server.txt).
Enock, a graduate student here, has made a tutorial about how he deployed LRR to a remote server (http://lanlab.org/course/2021s/spm/PuTTY-Server.txt).
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- [Priority low] *Receiving email for password resetting*. Password resetting link is not always sent successfully.
- [Priority medium] *Discuss how assignements should be stored?* `/student-number/course-code/semester/section-number/assignement-title/submission.txt`
- [Priority medium] *Discuss how assignments should be stored?* `/student-number/course-code/semester/section-number/assignement-title/submission.txt`
- [SOLVED] Editing the assignment title after uploading a new assignment (instructor).
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To submit bug reports or improvement ideas, please contact Hui [lanhui at zjnu.edu.cn]. He could open a Bugzilla account for you.
We can also communicate through pull request. You make a pull request, I review it and comment on it, and you revise your pull request until everyone is happy so that your changes get merged to the master branch.
We can also communicate through pull requests. You make a pull request, I review it and comment on it, and you revise your pull request until everyone is happy so that your changes get merged to the master branch.