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Add all the NS parsing and DB foo.

Always checks to see if directory might be a mount point and deals with it.

Just avoids installing packages like the ops version.

Added some unused variables with important sounding names.

This was suggested by Pat Gunn - mysql is generally case-insensitive,
so making these comparisons case-sensitive is fairly fragile; we're
more likely to be uneccessarily pedantic by being case sensitive than
we are to be overly permissive by being case insensitive.

(Even if they're integers.)

node to see if the desired os is loaded, and if not initate an async
osload. This code mostly mirrors code in os_setup, but has been
reorganized to be more concise and easier to understand.

These are a couple more dirs that really shouldn't get unpacked in the
source tree...

Everything else works the same; stick the required entries in the
interfaces tables and the outlets_remoteauth table.

Oh, I ripped out the existing parallelizzation code and replaced it
with the library code emutil::ParRun(), which is slowly making its way
across the system, replacing all the one-off cases of using fork to
parallelize things. Very handy.

This rsync feature should work as an interim measure to give users
an easy way to keep filesystem state (especially configuration files,
rc files, etc.) consistent on all nodes across a slice.  In the long
term, some sort of shared and/or persistent filesystem capability would
be nicer.

Use the older syntax for exception variables; older versions
of python (like 2.4, which is installed on boss and ops right
now), don't support the 'Except X as (Y,Z)' syntax.

Passphrase file is used if it exists and is readable. If passphrase
file does not exist or is not readable, invoke standard M2Crypto
passphrase callback to prompt user for passphrase.

Add MapToImage() which maps an osinfo to a specific image for a node
type.

Both of these are used in os_setup.

partition table lookups here. Used by os_setup, etc.

osid that is supposed to point to a specific one.

Simple agent which prints out each event it receives along with a timestamp and user-provided sequence number.

not defined. This is the single cause of incompatibility between elvin
compat and no elvin compat, that cannot be solved.