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For the nodetype page, lookup the name of any attribute that ends in _osid
rather than just a select (and incomplete) hardwired list.

Make those os names (and image names too) links.

a lock we need for a moment.

add checkwce test. don't try and delete unknown serial number from blockstores. less verbose output.

This is to deal with a bug in looped vlans, that I do not have time
to fix right now.

of giving up.

For the portfix version of snmpit.

Change the interim location for the updated Port abstraction module to
coincide with the other interim files - makes for simplified cleanup.

Also added a Feature for pointing Emulab at it.

In order to test the portfix changes to snmpit, a new version of
the tool and its modules has been split off here.  This new version
will be selected via a site variable / emulab feature.  This also
reverts changes to the mainline Ports module and snmpit modules
in the snmpit_test subdirectory.  The modified Port module will
go by the name of Ports_portfix.pm, and will ultimately disappear
once these changes have been vetted at the Utah Emulab site.

.. to be consistent with the convention that inter-switch port members are
listed from the "local" switch side, and "node" or "endpoints" are listed
from the "node" side.

The lookup functions now look at the wire type and which location the
requested node is in (node_id1 or node_id2) to decide which side of the
link the port represents (switch vs. endpoint).  We don't (yet) query the
nodes table for the role since we consistently use the node_id1 (and
related) columns to hold the endpoint (node) information for wires of
type "Node".

For inter-switch
trunks, we always mark the port object as being the "switch" side.  Both
sides are the switch side...  Functions like getPCPort() and getSwitchPort()
are ambiguous when invoked on a switch port object, and will always return
a reference to the object the method was invoked on.

Also update the HP snmpit module to explicitly check the wire type for a port
before deciding whether or not to get the port at the other end in the
listVlans() function.