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Should run on protogeni.net and boss.emulab.net, fixed issue about resources not being cleared on refresh, added compression option, and other small fixes.  Still need to include support to see 'my resources' and individual slices on the map.

ptopgen now emits 'role="experimental"' on interfaces. rspec-ad.rnc will now accept such advertisements.

phys_nodeid is the target node.  In keeping with the Mike school of thinking
on hierarchy, we only look for one level of subnode.  If a node does have
subnodes, we prompt to make sure the caller really wants to go through with it.

While I was in there, add the -n option to not actually do any DB deletes
or daemon restarts.

While I was in there, add the -S option which first mysqldumps all the
entries we will be deleting.  Maybe this can prevent a catastrophe in the
future.  However, since I didn't make this the default it will likely only
give the caller a greater sense of self-loathing when they do precipitate
the catastrophe ("If only I had used the -S option that Mike the Omniscient
added")

Nice for protogeni experiments.

an optional manifest argument. Only processing the startup command
right now, don't want to put much effort into this until we work out
how the manifest is going to be used and processed in the V2 API.

on the showexp page for geni derived experiments. Got tired of
typing the db queries over and over.

so that they all get done, instead of the just the new slivers. This
is a little extra harmless work, but it is needed cause the mapper
in update mode will reset some of the node state.

This is the sort of thing that should go in an experiment_attributes table
(along with some of the other bits like elab_in_elab, paniced, usemodelnet,
etc.)

Modified test-ptop.xml and test-top.xml to validate with schema. Fixed xsdgen and added proper targets for install-schemata.

Support for jumbo packets.  Setting WITH_JUMBO on the make command line
will change the image block size to 8192 bytes and reduces the number of
block per chunk to 256 (to maintain the 1MB chunk size for compat with old
images).  The default is still 1024.

Added the notion of a "dubious" chunk buffer in the client.  If an incoming
chunk buffer is marked as CHUNK_DUBIOUS, then its contents can be evicted and
the buffer reused for a more promising chunk.  This is a crude replacement
mechanism that is currently only used in one place: if we miss part of a
chunk and the server switches to sending a new chunk for which we have no
free buffer, we switch to collecting the new chunk.  The reasoning is that
it will take a while for the server to switch back to completing the former
chunk, during which time it may send one or more complete chunks that we
could more fruitfully use (decompress and write out).

Changed the meaning of the "done" field for a chunk.  It used to mean either
that we have completely processed the chunk or that we are currently collecting
it.  It took additional work (scanning all chunk buffers) to differentiate
these cases, so I make it explicit.

Allow the client and server to dynamically determine the maximum socket
buffer size.

Fix a couple more on-the-wire data structure size/alignment issues that
showed up on a 64-bit OS.

A few minor speedups to the bitmap handling code.  Think: "rearranging deck
chairs on the Titanic" here.  We need more serious algorithmic changes
to scale all this code going forward.

Add some more TRACE events and refine what is already there.

Added some hacks to allow frisbee client/server to run on the same machine.
We had made it remarkably hard to do this.  But then again, why would you
want to!  Look for SAME_HOST_HACK in the makefile.

 * lint: compile cleanly under newer GCC and on 64-bit OS
 * rename SUBBLOCKSIZE to CHUNKSIZE since that is what it is
 * collect some more stats, primarily for frisbee event collection code
 * add stupid hacky bubble-sort workaround but don't define it by default
   cuz it is stupid...and hacky...but it allows mike to make an image of
   his home machine before he dies of old age
 * tweaks to libntfs version support

easy to see who is using which switch.

The 'internet' node is defined and has a single interface called 'border' and is marked by the '<cloud />' element. All control interfaces with publicly routable IP addresses (not in one of the three private IP spaces) have a link to the 'internet'. Those interfaces now also contain a 'public_ipv4' attribute which contains their address. The modified schema validates this.

for use with cooked mode.

and so it does not work.