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around the clock...

described elsewhere ...

Note that until Jay approves the new menu config, mere users will *not*
see the new collaboration menu. Only STUDLY() users will see the new
menu, although everyone will see the rest of the front page menu changes
since they are fairly minor.

	'boss' -> 'boss+router'
	'ops'  -> 'ops+fs'
	'fs'      (new role)
	'router'  (new role)

These are in preparation for allowing configurations with split ops and fs
nodes (and sometime down the road, split boss and router nodes).

This checkin is just the DB state changes along with the scripts that look
at that state.  The Big One, which actually sets up separate nodes
automatically, is undergoing more testing but will be Coming Soon.

need, when ops reboots.

to generate the cvsd.conf file from a head+tail file, and restart the
server.

A few other steps need to be performed though since we NFS local mount
the project CVS repos into a jail that cvsd is running in. So, the
mount directory has to be changed, and the repo read-only mounted into
the jail. Also setup anoncvs (and anonymous) user entries (no
password), and munge the config file in CVSROOT so that the lockdir
points to someplace in the jail that can be written.

defined for everyone. Admins can use this, for example, to make
type aliases.

Update 4.7 -> 4.10.
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marked publically readable.

Anon users trying to find a project repo are silently redirected over
the ops web server.

Some really disgusting stuff in cvsweb.cgi; do not look!

Note we now install cvsweb and friends into ops:/usr/testbed/www/cvsweb

to make it public or private. Called from the web server when a project
root or an admin user, toggles the public repo flag in the project profile.

This script only does whats needed for cvsweb; it needs to be extended
for cvs pserver stuff.

This is to support anon CVS access via the ops web server and CVS pserver.

on the creation time.  This allows you to get an experiment out of an
"FOO-STD maps to an old OS" trap by doing a modify on the experiment rather
than having to recreate the experiment from scratch.

The theory is, that if you want the experiment to stay with the old OS,
you either don't modify it or you modify it and fully specify the OS.

is to avoid scaring users.

Also, remove the 'contact calfeld' text - I thought I had done this a
long time ago!

that we include this and the prechecks into the reported time.

(Though, we still exclude file parsing time)

stuff that Jay does not want users to see.

Now we keep reading after we send the command, til we get the next prompt.
That way we will catch any "Input error" messages and can try again.

The downside is that, for reboots, we wait through the whole 10 second
countdown before returning to the caller.  Previously we would return
immediately after issuing the command.

All nodes now use the FreeBSD5-based frisbee MFS.

basically, other titles from the same section.

lines of console log.