Now you can "watch" the Houdini vs Rybka games "live"! - G/41400 +30/move - To view the current game, go to:
http://www.westportchessclub.org/comput ... e-game.htm
I would like to take a second to thank Matthias, the maker of ChessGUI, for helping me with a couple of things regarding his program.
How I am doing it:
I am using ChessGUI (www.chessgui.com) to run the tournament. I selected the checkbox for writing to the game's PGN file as the game progresses--not just at the end of the game.
I am using the Windows FTP command in a batch file to automatically FTP the current PGN file to my web host. The batch file, which I called LivePGN-Upload.cmd, looks like this:
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@echo off
:Ftpbegin
FTP -v -s:ftp.txt ftp.mywebsite.org
GOTO Wait
:Wait
sleep 300
GOTO Ftpbegin
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My ftp.txt file, the file that gets called by the Windows batch file above, has the text I wish to have automatically entered within the FTP prompt, and it looks like this:
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myftpusername
myftppassword
cd chess-club/computer-chess
binary
prompt n
put LivePgn.pgn
bye
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I also had to download sleep.exe to make the batch file wait 300 seconds before re-uploading the game's PGN file. Google for it, then copy it to your Windows\System32 directory. You will need admin privileges.
Note: The batch file and the ftp.txt file have been placed in the ChessGUI\OUTPUT folder, where the game's live pgn file, LivePgn.pgn, is.
I hope this has helped. I love it when I Google for something and see that some kind soul has taken time to share the whole process.
Best wishes and happy chessing!
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"Watch" the Houdini vs Rybka games "live"
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Re: "Watch" the Houdini vs Rybka games "live&
Congratulations for getting this going. And kudos for posting the how-to directions.ivoryknight wrote:Now you can "watch" the Houdini vs Rybka games "live"! - G/41400 +30/move - To view the current game, go to:
http://www.westportchessclub.org/comput ... e-game.htm
I would like to take a second to thank Matthias, the maker of ChessGUI, for helping me with a couple of things regarding his program.
How I am doing it:
I am using ChessGUI (www.chessgui.com) to run the tournament. I selected the checkbox for writing to the game's PGN file as the game progresses--not just at the end of the game.
I am using the Windows FTP command in a batch file to automatically FTP the current PGN file to my web host. The batch file, which I called LivePGN-Upload.cmd, looks like this:
-----------------------------------
@echo off
:Ftpbegin
FTP -v -s:ftp.txt ftp.mywebsite.org
GOTO Wait
:Wait
sleep 300
GOTO Ftpbegin
-----------------------------------
My ftp.txt file, the file that gets called by the Windows batch file above, has the text I wish to have automatically entered within the FTP prompt, and it looks like this:
-----------------------------------
myftpusername
myftppassword
cd chess-club/computer-chess
binary
prompt n
put LivePgn.pgn
bye
-----------------------------------
I also had to download sleep.exe to make the batch file wait 300 seconds before re-uploading the game's PGN file. Google for it, then copy it to your Windows\System32 directory. You will need admin privileges.
Note: The batch file and the ftp.txt file have been placed in the ChessGUI\OUTPUT folder, where the game's live pgn file, LivePgn.pgn, is.
I hope this has helped. I love it when I Google for something and see that some kind soul has taken time to share the whole process.
Best wishes and happy chessing!
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Re: "Watch" the Houdini vs Rybka games "live&
Looks good and yes, it was generous of Brent to post how he managed it.Adam Hair wrote:Congratulations for getting this going. And kudos for posting the how-to directions.

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