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Currently only used to shutdown remote blockstores in advance of a
swapout (per-experiment event: objtype=="BSTORE", objname=="rem-bstore",
eventtype=="STOP").

.forward files. Change addpubkeys to use dropfile for the auth keys
file, and add createsshkey method to generate the key on ops, and
send the public key back via stdout.

It is back to unique per experiment, per dataset.

and loadlength!

using NFS. Still need to do addpubkey (which is called for encrypted ssl
certs).

the specified directory with mode. Down with NFS, long live SSH.

We now use the bscontrol proxy to create/destroy clones via the
FreeNAS API. On to get the blockstore setup path to use it.

Update image_import to handle image refresh more easily with -r option.
Had this in my devel tree for a long time, time to try it out for real.

Pull all the current master changes into imagezip-gpt prior to merging
imagezip changes into master.

Previously it was the creation stamp for the hash. By making it the
expiration time, we can do different times for different nodes.

Note that there is no serious compatibility issue with re-purposing
the DB field. It is almost always zero (since they are only valid
for 5 minutes) and if it isn't zero when the new code is installed,
the hash will just immediately become invalid. So what? Big deal!

Fine idea, but it turned out not to solve the problem at hand.

enable the modify button).

Started a while back, just updated. Basically how to deal with N-to-1
and 1-to-N mappings of nodes to power outlets.

We were parsing the disk number out with:

  dunit=`echo $disk | sed -e 's/..\([0-7]\)/\1/'`

which works fine with "ad0", giving a dunit of "0"
but with "ada0" you get a dunit of "a0"

And, after misinterpreting through another sed command:

dunit=`echo $dunit | sed -e 'y/01234567/abcdefgh/'`

we get "aa" instead of "a". Append that to "sd" and your disk
becomes "sdaa" instead of "sda". Next thing you know I'm blaming
Emacs for inserting an extra character in /etc/fstab!

This is the time in seconds that a frisbeed will hang around after
the last time it receives a packet. Traditionally, this was 1800
(30 minutes!) but now we default it to 180.