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Game Courier Game Logs

This page shows logs for games played on Game Courier, a versatile web-based play-by-mail system that currently supports over 1100 Chess variants. By default, only publicly viewable unfinished games are shown. The form below lets you select various viewing options. To make a move in one of your own games, enter your userid in the form below, click Submit, then click on your name in the Next Move For column.

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GameLogLast ModifiedLast Move byNext Move for
Renniassance Chesscavalier-mageofmaple-2006-191-060Thu, Apr 30, 2020 Eric Greenwood has won.
Renniassance Chessabd789-ericgreenwood09-2019-282-629Thu, Oct 10, 2019 Сергей МаэстроAmy Berkner
Renniassance Chessjudgmentality-cvgameroom-2018-186-604Sun, Jul 15, 2018 Jeremy GoodJeremy Good
Renniassance Chesscatugo-cvgameroom-2018-130-508Sat, Jul 14, 2018 Aurelian Florea has won.
Renniassance Chesscatugo-cvgameroom-2017-340-752Wed, Apr 11, 2018 Aurelian Florea has won.
Renniassance Chesscatugo-cvgameroom-2018-88-683Sat, Apr 07, 2018 Aurelian Florea has won.
Renniassance Chesscatugo-cvgameroom-2018-18-758Fri, Feb 09, 2018 noy noy has won.
Renniassance Chesscatugo-cvgameroom-2017-324-775Fri, Jan 19, 2018 Aurelian Florea has won.
Renniassance Chesscatugo-cvgameroom-2017-324-776Tue, Jan 02, 2018 Aurelian Florea has won.
Renniassance Chessavunjahei-cvgameroom-2015-30-570Sun, Dec 24, 2017 Georg Spengler has won.
Renniassance Chesscatugo-cvgameroom-2017-340-750Sun, Dec 24, 2017 George Duke has won.
Renniassance Chessolbog-cvgameroom-2016-119-614Mon, Aug 15, 2016 Georg SpenglerBogot Bogot
Renniassance Chessavunjahei-cvgameroom-2015-297-036Mon, Jan 25, 2016 Georg Spengler has won.
Renniassance Chessavunjahei-cvgameroom-2015-253-878Fri, Sep 25, 2015 Georg Spengler has won.
Renniassance Chessolbog-cvgameroom-2009-147-279Wed, Sep 09, 2009 Bogot BogotVitya Makov
Renniassance Chesssherman101-frozen_methane-2008-101-117Wed, Dec 31, 2008 Matthew La Vallee has won.
Renniassance Chesschewoj-cvgameroom-2008-88-721Wed, May 28, 2008 Adalbertus K has won.
Renniassance Chesscavalier-joejoyce-2006-128-156Mon, Mar 17, 2008 Eric GreenwoodJoe Joyce
Renniassance Chesscavalier-joejoyce-2008-51-775Thu, Feb 21, 2008 Eric GreenwoodJoe Joyce
Renniassance Chessjudgmentality-res1m0z0-2006-128-609Fri, Dec 28, 2007 Eric GreenwoodJeremy Good
Renniassance Chesscavalier-cvgameroom-2006-126-053Fri, Dec 28, 2007 Eric GreenwoodJeremy Good
Renniassance Chesscavalier-pallab-2006-145-989Sun, Feb 25, 2007 Eric Greenwood has won.
Renniassance Chesscavalier-cvgameroom-2006-151-743Fri, Jun 16, 2006 Eric GreenwoodJeremy Good
Renniassance Chesscavalier-judgmentality-2006-126-078Wed, Jun 14, 2006 Eric Greenwood has won.
Renniassance Chessjudgmentality-res1m0z0-2006-126-937Tue, May 23, 2006 Eric Greenwood has won.

MySQL

This script queried the GameLogs table with the following prepared query:

SELECT * FROM GameLogs WHERE Game = :game AND (Privacy = :privacy OR Opponent = '' OR Opponent IS NULL) ORDER BY Lastmod DESC

To avoid SQL injection, most of the values are passed separately. The values in the query are determined by the values in your URL's query string or by what is entered into the form at top. When you leave a field blank, it normally means that it will leave that field out of the query, not that it will search for an empty value. Here is a recreation of what the SQL query would look like with the placeholders replaced by the values:

SELECT * FROM GameLogs WHERE Game = 'Renniassance Chess' AND (Privacy = 0 OR Opponent = '' OR Opponent IS NULL) ORDER BY Lastmod DESC

The underlying MySQL is handled by MariaDB. A few fields give you multiple options for how to use them. You can search for an exact string match, an exact non-match, a LIKE match, which allows the use of a few wildcards, and a REGEXP match, which allows for very complicated pattern matching. Since these may slow down the search, they should be avoided unless you have a special need for them.

Filtering by Userid

If you enter a userid, it will list only those games in which that id identifies one of the players. Under the Next Move for column, for each game in which it is that user's turn to move, it will include a link for him to go to the PBM and make his next move. If a given user is playing any games that are not open to public view, he will need to enter his password to view these games on this page. If all your games are publicly viewable, then you don't need to include your password on this page.

How to Delete a Log

To get links for deleting logs, you must first enter a userid. To delete a log, you must be one of the players listed in the log. When you click on the link to delete a log, you will be asked for your password. Enter it and click on the Delete button. If your userid matches one of the players, and if your password is correct, the log will be deleted.


Written by Fergus Duniho
WWW Page Created: 21 July 2017