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scripts.

commented out.  The commented out part is now incorrect anyway and the
uncommented part didn't do anything.  It's all gone now.

See tbend.tcl for the correct/up-to-date way to call resetvlans if it's
needed again in tbrun.

manipulating IR files.  See header of file for API/notes/etc.

(Really commited by newbold, but I am paperbagged) Added stuff to clean up IPs from the interfaces table. Removes all IPs for each node except the control_net card, as defined in node_types.

using a popen now.

now, but don't actually do anything with the node. Leave that to
user to run the os_load script.

disk_images table. Remove all the hardwired row[x] stuff.

is implemented in netdisk (command line mode). If netdisk succeeds,
it will send an ACK packet to bootinfo which causes it to clear the
next_boot_path field in the database so that the next reboot falls
back to def_boot.

I guess it was edited in place, and when I did a new install, it
killed the correct version in /usr/testbed/bin/pxe.
So, lets remember to update this file in the repository instead.

def_boot_image_id, but is in turn overridden by next_boot_path.

and which should not. Also filled in a few minor omissions in other sections.

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in the bootinfo packet.

thats a long time to be silent.

partition on paper.

This link is presented in the Project Information list, and only for
admin people (normal users do not see the link). Only "admin" types
can do this now, but eventually we may want to open it up to the
leaders of projects, but that presents some issues I don't want to get
into just yet. The project directory in /proj is not actually deleted,
but is renamed from <proj> to <proj>-`date/time` of the deletion.
Actual deletion should be done by hand. Seems Safer. Two levels of
confirmation are requested in separate pages to guard against
erroneous removal. Mail is sent to the Testbed control email list so
we all know what has happened.

still get the entire list, while normal users get a list of projects
for which they are leaders.

killed.  Okay, so I do not really remove it since its a bad idea to be
so destructive. Instead I rename $pid to $pid-`date+20%y%m%d-%H.%M.%S`
which we can remove by hand as needed.