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The high level goal; redo all the classic image pages within the Portal
UI such that mere users never see the old crusty stale rotting pages.
Old fart admins (know any?) can still access the old pages, but I am
hoping that won't actually happen (hint, hint).

Another goal; allow editing of Geni created images (local images
only). It has always bothered me that Portal users have no way to get
info or do minor editing on Portal created images. Especially since
images are so central to everything we do. Only local images can be
edited, but in the Emulab portal, that is all images.

Mothership only for now. Lets see how much whining we get, might have to
adjust the interface a bit since Classic users are going to find
themselves in unfamiliar territory.

transient dropouts on the wireless.

image relocation.

* Add a new Portal context menu option to nodes, to boot into "recovery"
  mode, which will be a Linux MFS (rather then the FreeBSD MFS, which
  99% of user will not know what to do with).

* Plumb all through to the Geni RPC interface, which invokes node_admin
  with a new option, to use the recovery mfs nodetype attribute.

* recoverymfs_osid is a distinct osid from adminmfs_osid, we use that in
  the CM to add an Emulab name space attribute to the manifest, that
  tells the Portal that a node supports recovery mode (and thus gets a
  context menu option).

* Add an inrecovery flag to the sliver status blob, which the Portal
  uses to determine that a node is currently in recovery mode, so that
  we can indicate that in the topology and list tabs.

Entering admin mode clears nodes.startupcmd so we need to restore it
afterward. This applies when either returning from taking an image or
doing "node_admin off".

it is a jail, and it's mac is the same as boss.

Also, allow percentages (-P) of greater than 100%.

...and an option to specify if you want to consider logical CPUs
(hyperthreading) and an option to specify an absolute minimum load
average to use when doing a percentage. The latter is for, e.g.,
you have 1 CPU (pc3000); it would not be uncommon to have a load
average > 1 even if nothing special is going on.

(reservation_autoapprove_limit) that overrides the site variable.
Also in node hours and zero means zero instead of unlimited.

Periodically looks at the slothd RRD files collected on boss. This is just
an initial attempt to see if doing this is feasible or if the false positive
rate is just too high.

the new Portal interface. Used by the web interface when a Classic user
logs into the Portal for the first time.

Also, avoid excess set statements in the dump file.

Also add partial support for 11.2 MFS (just kernel right now,
binaries are still 10.3).

Cuz you can never have too many sitevars!

hand). Also add enable sitevar since we run this only on clusters that
support portstats on the control network.

easily get to the experiment (or portal status page).