Had it big-endian for initial testing.

Hack support for big-endian. It appears to work, but I stopped testing
when we found out the HP moonshot ARM cartridges are little-endian.

The approach here is that little-endian is the "native" imagezip format.
This makes backward compat easy and works most efficiently for the common
(still 100%) case of little-endian machines.

For frisbee, little-endian is also the default on-wire format...except
for the master server protocol which properly uses network order.
That should be fixed, but will require a version bump.

This stuff will likely get pulled into the main branch when the next
major version happens. RSN.

checkmarks.

This will cause an initial encrypted SSL certificate to be created when
the account is approved.

While I am here, get rid of a couple of plab logfiles too!

Perl's SNMP library returns no error, but sets the return value to
"NOSUCHOBJECT" when an invalid OID is queried.  That must have changed
at some point after the test in snmpit_hp was written. So, compensate.

If someone resets the clock after bootinfo starts running, then the
time stamp in the cache keeping track of the last time an event was sent
from a node will suddenly be in the (potentially far distant) future
and we will stop sending events for a (potentially long) time.

the mods even if the directory already exists.

it worked?

are getting attacked again. I need to switch them all to closed
at some point.

can tell which interface (APT or CloudLab) was used to create an instance.
Don't want to have to go back and parse email.

shared hosts. This is required for OpenVZ but not for XEN, so this does
mean that when using ZFS, shared OpenVZ hosts are not supported. Not likely
to be a problem.

link on the showuser page for local admins (Mike) to get some
old pages.