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will be subsumed by the NewMapper feature when that is exported to all
sites, which will happen soon.

context instead.

flag that says to reregister certs and resources. This is used from an
update script (21) that updates the certificates with a new URL that
uses http on a different port then 443.

variables for easier config in apache and protgeni code. The port
defaults to 12369, RPCNAME to $WWWHOST, and the URL is derived from
those two.

running on a different port. This will solve the problem with ssl
renegotiation since at some point, we can turn that off (remove the
protogeni stuff) from the main https virtual server. This one runs on
a different port, and can in fact be a distinct IP addresse, but that
is not really necessary.

Instead, lets use the created field, and age out authorities and
components if they get too stale. This will help to keep sites from
getting too far out of date with respect to the clearinghouse.

Also, the URL for the certificates now comes from configure: PROTOGENI_URL

certificate common name. Emulab will now put the full url (with port)
into user certificates, so that we can the RPC server on any node or
port we want.

not put in any of the req_altname stuff.

This is for FreeBSD to turn off use of the CLFLUSH instruction via the
hw.clflush_disable loader var. We have encountered some opteron machines
on which this causes problems.

The attribute can be set for the node_type (via the web page for editing
node types) or the node (via brute-force SQL hackary) to override whatever
FreeBSD would do by default. This attribute is passed via tmcd to the
diskloader MFS which will fixup the loader.conf file post-frisbee.

on.

* The httpd.conf file I started with came from Dave's linux-port branch,
  and subsequently whacked for FreeBSD installation. Sorry for not using
  git to bring the base version in.

* Configure changes to determine what version of apache is installed, and
  modify behaviour in makefiles accordingly.

* Along with Apache 2.2 comes the latest version of PHP5, and that requires
  a bogus timezone directive in php.ini to prevent endless warnings. So I
  moved the entire php,ini install from ops/boss-install to here.

Note that I had to use the 8.2 ports tree to build this stuff, and it the
usual headache cause options and directives have changed.

Newer PHP complains if you don't explicitly set your timezone, so this script
allows us to determine it in a scriptable way as part of {boss,ops}_install.

You would think this info would be readily available, but I couldn't find an
easy way!

    My recent re-enagement with frisbee/imagezip reactivated some neurons.

projects to which they belong.

to use this with -n (impotent) option! Useful for debugging and
testing when there are not nodes free for many days at a time.

Also update the DONE status on a few things.