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Start of an applet/php hack for showing mote LED status on web pages:

	* www/BlinkenLichten.java, www/BlinkenLichten.class: Applet that
	connects back to the server and changes its color based on output
	from a php page.

	* www/GNUmakefile.in: Install java classes.

	* www/ledpipe.php3: Draft page for driving the BlinkenLichten
	applet, it just alternates on/off and doesn't read the real
	status.

	* www/showstuff.php3: Add a function that outputs the html magic
	to embed the applet.

cron.

on the map.  Use a checkbox for control.  Turned at first by default.

Add scale 0 to use the thumbnail (40% reduced) images.  Scale 1 is still the default.

Declutter www by moving the static images into a www/floormap subdirectory.

and php wrapper.

tutorial is just a simple walkthough of the GUI that has the user
create a two node experiment.

soeftware called swish-e since webglimpse was broken, did not install
out of the box, no longer being maintained by the authors, and
generally a pain in the ass.

swish-e is probably overkill, but it works and can be configured and
run from a single configuration file (swish.conf.in).

I've removed the advanced search form and replaced with simple form.
I can bring back advanced stuff if needed, although better to wait
until the swish-e port is upgraded and there is better backend support
for generating the html output.

There is a backend script called websearch that is called from the php
search page. It invokes swish and spits out html that is amenable to
being inbedded in our existing page layout (we were not able to do
that with webglimpse).

APC.

testsuite, which doesn't have a webserver assiocated with it. This
will also allow the target to work before apache is up and running.

in the php extensions directory, and the following two lines were
added to /usr/local/etc/php.ini:

	extension_dir = /usr/local/lib/php/20020429/
	extension="apc.so"

The new version is a little odd in that it is more difficult to clear
the cache, which we must do when we install new pages. Rather then
jump through too many hoops, I added a simple clearapc.php page, which
does nothing but make the call from within the webserver. I have
hooked this into the make install target using wget. If you care to
see what is currently in the cache, you can load this page:

	https://www.emulab.net/apc.php

which gives a non-pretty print dump of the cache. To clear the cache
from your web browser:

	https://www.emulab.net/clearapc.php

not linked to yet.

installed.

in the experiment_resources table as a BLOB. The advantages are no
more special directory and permission problems, and an archive of
pretty pictures of experiments (including per-modified experiments).

Chad's tiptunnel stuff. Requires ssh-mime.pl in the current directory,
to be installed as a browser helper application on the users machine.
Copied Chad's instructions for the tiptunnel from the FAQ, and stuck
it into ssh-mime.html as a help file (not really FAQ material). The
intent of this of course is to make ssh into jailed nodes easier, but
not having to know port numbers, or directly log into ops first, when
the jails are using control network IPs in our private IP space (not
routable from outside).

Add a magical icon for the Emulab pages. Shows up on the tab for tabbed browsers, and
in the bookmarks, etc.

The current image isn't that great, but it's something. When we've got time, we'll
make it a little better by not trying to fit so much of the logo in at once.

the news page. Better than trying to keep Changelog.html in sync.
Change docwrapper.php3 to treat .txt files as special so that they are
readable.

vis prerender step setgid tbvis.

Adding in gunk to make installer binary get installed into www.

Added link to download tiptunnel for windows, as well as make rule to
install it in the /usr/testbed/www/downloads
directory.

Added faq entry, added script to generate acl files, and added
menu option (With "howto" link to FAQ") to shownode.

routing via NS syntax.

our web access checks are in php3, it's wrapped in a php3 wrapper
script. Access to it is controlled via the cvsweb column in the
users table.

cvsweb only gets installed on the main emulab site - that is, if
OURDOMAIN is defined to be emulab.net

cvsweb itself is originally from http://www.idaemons.org/~knu/cvsweb/

Got new visualization integrated...
Put .png files for icons in www/ (both src and build trees)
..those should probably be somewhere else eventually (at least in a subdir of www),
but they're happy there for now.

installed.

webglimpse dir right into search.php3. Its a simple form and I wanted
it to look a little different. It also allows me to get rid of the
FollowSymlinks change I made a couple of days ago. I've added a
install section that creates a symlink to the webglimpse dir, but
thats strictly for convenience. The install target cds into that
directory and reruns the glimpse index (its very quick cause we do not
have much documentation, perhaps a second. Overall, I do not like the
webglimpse stuff, but it will do for now.

in /usr/testbed. This may change. Not sure yet.

that relative links work. This old way:

	<a href="docwrapper.php3?docname=tutorial/nscommands.html">

throws off relative links cause the actual file (docwrapper.php3) is
in a different dir than the file loaded. Instead, do this:

	<a href="tutorial/docwrapper.php3?docname=nscommands.html">

So loading tutorial/docwrapper.php3 sets the current directory
properly, and then loads the specified file.