comments in the code.

We already supported "remote mode" (-m) which told capture that the
device command line argument was of the form "host:port". Extended that
to "host:port,protocol" where protocol can be "raw" (aka, the current
remote mode) or "telnet". Telnet support is provided through the libtelnet
library (http://github.com/elanthis/libtelnet) which I created a FreeBSD
port for in install/ports. Most of the work was just breaking out some
code in the monster select loop.

Only tested on the Linux Networx "icebox" and only very lightly. The set
of telnet want/won't/do/don't options may not be correct, but it seems to
work.

Also cleaned up some lint.

having ptopgen put it into the advertisement.

big manifests and rspecs.

when creating proj/exp local directory.

Also a bug fix; LOCALROOTFS was not getting set to /local.

them, up to a max of 1024.

so that we do not print blank mac addresses.

Also print out encap_style when not the default.

variable.

attribute in the node_type_attributes or node_attributes table. This
value will override whatever libvnode_openvz calculates.

them as an interface_type in the interfaces table, we should have
them.

vinterface to the underlying vlan so that tmcd knows how to find the
vlan tag.

directory is 755 and Mike wants it that way.

or the node_attributes table.

Note that I had to fix the query; the original select required that
the key be in the node_type_attributes table, else it would fail to
find it in the node_attributes table. In other words, I could not put
vgaonly on a specific node unless there was a definition in the
node_type_attributes table.

I've changed the query to use a "union" of two selects; this query is
intended to select certain attributes from node_type_attributes table,
but allow them to be overridden by entries in the node_attributes
table for the node making the request. The "union" of two selects,
allow results from the second select on node_attributes to overwrite
anything returned for the same key in the first select on
node_type_attributes.