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the control or experimental net, so that we can deal with leakage.

setup/teardown, ready/teardown/down. Ug.

type; do not let the user increase it beyond that with the colocate
factor.

freed up. Not strictly necessary, but a good idea. In any event,
if any vnodes fail to come up, do not retry. In most cases, its going
to fail again, so do not bother.

1) boost patch is no longer needed
2) Incorrrect path to rndc-confgen
3) A chgrp that should have been a chown
4) Fill up the sitevars table

the minibed.

Also, grab MACs from the control switch(es), too.

use it and don't distribute it in release tarballs.

the swap/idle settings on their own experiments. This accounts for
90% of the idle settings email, 90% of which is Mike playing with red
and green dots.

chars on the stats page; instead put in a link to the picture.

does not yet work with remove virtual nodes; that will take even more
work).

Added a new allocstate called RES_TEARDOWN. assign_wrapper no longer
deallocates unused nodes, but rather moves them into the new state for
the wrapper (tbswap) to deal with. Thats cause deleted vnodes need to
be torn down, since its possible that the node on which they were
living will not be deallocated (say, if there are other vnodes on
it). We do not want to be doing that from assign_wrapper, so tbswap
looks for those nodes.

Made vnode_setup allocstate aware in the same way that os_setup is;
do not reboot vnodes or try to set up vnodes when they are already in
the RES_READY state, as they will be when doing a swapmod. In
addition, if os_setup is going to reboot the underlying physnode, move
the vnodes on that node into RES_READY too, since there they will
setup automatically. Might need an interim state here, for correctness.

details of the FreeBSD vnode setup.

one that lists and allows operations on a number of nodes at once, and
another that allows editing of an individual node.

Split much of the functionality of newnodecheckin.php into a new
library, so it can get re-called from newnodes_list.php3 later.

Move where we look for MACs on the switches - instead of doing in in
newnode, call it from newnodecheckin.php - this provides the admins
more feedback as to what's going on, and allows them to call it again
later or put the information in by hand.

to the new_interfaces table.

POST. Trying to do this was stripping out some characters, like '+'.

leaves a root owned, 664 file in the work directory. Insead, touch the
file before flipping to root, and append to it (file is always removed
first).

was sooo wrong you wonder how it worked in the first place... Took
me days to find this one!

Also added a new switch, '-o', that lets assign try out solutions
that over-load a pnode. This helps a lot with topologies where the
optimal solution is a best-fit onto multiplexed pnodes.

The end result is that Mike's snake maps much better - it used to get
an essentially random mapping, but now it gets something acceptible.

the ptop file since we allocate them sort like we do delay nodes now
(based on class:count).

the pid so that ptopgen can do permission checks on the node types and
classes before it sticks them into the ptop file. -e now takes just eid,
but operates as before.

Change the -v option slightly; assign passes -v option when it sees
that the topology requires virtual nodes. Without -v, virtual nodes
are not placed into the the ptop file, saving about 6000 lines of node
entries!

Get rid of the pcvm and pc601 hacks, and replace with a permission
check, as determined by the nodetypeXpid_permissions. I've updated
that table to reflect current types/classes.

Change Rob's last change, which was doing a DB query on each node,
which when used with -v, was issuing a lot of queries. I was puzzled
why ptopgen was taking 4 seconds to run!

Kill more sharks.
Cleanup some terrible indenting.