Tsh - Revision history

CM000003: Instructions for using director web hosting

2017-11-21T21:55:37Z

Instructions for using director web hosting

Tapani: environment requirement

2009-04-07T19:22:29Z

environment requirement

Poslfit: More links, including to a new software page

2009-03-03T15:44:55Z

More links, including to a new software page

Tapani: formatting

2009-03-02T01:33:24Z

formatting

Poslfit: New page: tsh is freely available tournament management software, written by John Chew and downloadable from the http://tsh.poslfit.com tsh web site. It is used to run the [[National SCRABBL...

2009-02-18T01:42:43Z

New page: tsh is freely available tournament management software, written by John Chew and downloadable from the http://tsh.poslfit.com tsh web site. It is used to run the [[National SCRABBL...

New page

tsh is freely available tournament management software, written by [[John Chew]] and downloadable from the [[http://tsh.poslfit.com tsh web site]]. It is used to run the [[National SCRABBLE Championship]], the [[Canadian National SCRABBLE Championship]], the [[World SCRABBLE Championship]], and many regional and local tournaments in North America and around the world. It connects directly to the [[NASPA]] [[ratings|rating]] system, and can calculate correct new player ratings.

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	'''tsh''' is freely available [[tournament]] management [[software]], written by [[John Chew]] and downloadable from the [http://tsh.poslfit.com tsh web site]. It is used to run the [[National SCRABBLE Championship]], the [[Canadian National SCRABBLE Championship]], the [[World SCRABBLE Championship]], and many regional and local tournaments in North America and around the world. It connects directly to the [[NASPA]] [[ratings]] system, and can calculate correct new player ratings. tsh runs under OS/X, Linux, DOS and Windows.		'''tsh''' is freely available [[tournament]] management [[software]], written by [[John Chew]] and downloadable from the [http://tsh.poslfit.com tsh web site]. It is used to run the [[National SCRABBLE Championship]], the [[Canadian National SCRABBLE Championship]], the [[World SCRABBLE Championship]], and many regional and local tournaments in North America and around the world. It connects directly to the [[NASPA]] [[ratings]] system, and can calculate correct new player ratings. tsh runs under OS/X, Linux, DOS and Windows.
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		+	NASPA offers free web hosting to its certified [[directors]] who want to host content related to their sanctioned activities. To use this service to mirror tournament content from TSH for a tournament locally stored in a directory called ''event-directory'' when your NASPA ID is ''AA000000'' (remember to use capital letters), enter the following lines into your config.tsh file:
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		+	config ftp_host = "www.scrabbleplayers.org"
		+	config ftp_path = 'tsh'
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		+	then run the util/mirror-ftp script. Your event content will be served online at http://www.scrabbleplayers.org/directors/''AA000000''/tsh/''event-directory''/html .

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−	'''tsh''' is freely available [[tournament]] management [[software]], written by [[John Chew]] and downloadable from the [http://tsh.poslfit.com tsh web site]. It is used to run the [[National SCRABBLE Championship]], the [[Canadian National SCRABBLE Championship]], the [[World SCRABBLE Championship]], and many regional and local tournaments in North America and around the world. It connects directly to the [[NASPA]] [[ratings]] system, and can calculate correct new player ratings.	+	'''tsh''' is freely available [[tournament]] management [[software]], written by [[John Chew]] and downloadable from the [http://tsh.poslfit.com tsh web site]. It is used to run the [[National SCRABBLE Championship]], the [[Canadian National SCRABBLE Championship]], the [[World SCRABBLE Championship]], and many regional and local tournaments in North America and around the world. It connects directly to the [[NASPA]] [[ratings]] system, and can calculate correct new player ratings. tsh runs under OS/X, Linux, DOS and Windows.

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−	'''tsh''' is freely available tournament management software, written by [[John Chew]] and downloadable from the [http://tsh.poslfit.com tsh web site]. It is used to run the [[National SCRABBLE Championship]], the [[Canadian National SCRABBLE Championship]], the [[World SCRABBLE Championship]], and many regional and local tournaments in North America and around the world. It connects directly to the [[NASPA]] [[ratings~~\|rating~~]] system, and can calculate correct new player ratings.	+	'''tsh''' is freely available [[tournament]] management [[software]], written by [[John Chew]] and downloadable from the [http://tsh.poslfit.com tsh web site]. It is used to run the [[National SCRABBLE Championship]], the [[Canadian National SCRABBLE Championship]], the [[World SCRABBLE Championship]], and many regional and local tournaments in North America and around the world. It connects directly to the [[NASPA]] [[ratings]] system, and can calculate correct new player ratings.

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−	tsh is freely available tournament management software, written by [[John Chew]] and downloadable from the [[http://tsh.poslfit.com tsh web site]]. It is used to run the [[National SCRABBLE Championship]], the [[Canadian National SCRABBLE Championship]], the [[World SCRABBLE Championship]], and many regional and local tournaments in North America and around the world. It connects directly to the [[NASPA]] [[ratings\|rating]] system, and can calculate correct new player ratings.	+	'''tsh''' is freely available tournament management software, written by [[John Chew]] and downloadable from the [http://tsh.poslfit.com tsh web site]. It is used to run the [[National SCRABBLE Championship]], the [[Canadian National SCRABBLE Championship]], the [[World SCRABBLE Championship]], and many regional and local tournaments in North America and around the world. It connects directly to the [[NASPA]] [[ratings\|rating]] system, and can calculate correct new player ratings.