You can login in medialab.freaknet.org
and enter the command /home/akfquiz/start.
This starts scrquiz, the terminal based version of akfquiz. It also
works with the guest-account (luther/luther).
You can put your own quizfile into /home/akfquiz/quizfiles/
if you like. Then anybody can use it in the terminal version.
This directory is writable for anybody.
If you have your own account on medialab, you can also use the cgi program
to put your own quiz on your website.
Put the quizfile into your own public_html directory.
New: Using the keyword "baseURI:" is no longer neccessary on this site. Delete it from your quizfiles when you use it.
If your loginname is for example "rudi", then these quizfiles can be
accessed like this
http://medialab.freaknet.org/akfquiz/cgiquiz/~rudi/.
Of course you have to replace rudi with your own loginname.
Don't forget to put a tilde (~) before your loginname and a slash (/)
after it.
Of course you can link to a quiz directly. That link then looks like
this:
http://medialab.freaknet.org/akfquiz/cgiquiz/~rudi/Linux-en.akfquiz
It is by far better if you write your own index file than to use the
automatic indexer.
For comments or questions, please write to akfquiz@akfoerster.de.
It would also be nice, if you would send me quizfiles, that I can
use...