this out of development trees.

Previously on the rare occasion that a run scored an integer score
assign_wrapper would break.

shark.tcl - The file to create them.  Good example for creating custom
labels.

pid/eid before releasing from the reloads/reserve table, since an
admin initiated reload might be pending when a user does his own
load. Don't want to clear the reload state, or even worse, the
reserved state. There is a cross dependency created bewteen tmcd.c
and sched_reload on the pid/eid testbed/reloading. No biggie. I put in
a warning in both places.

the network to copy the image off.

to do when you find out

now in the DNS map. Hopefully people will see this and understand
what it means.

plastic.

Changed TBMAIL_APPROVAL to TBMAIL_APPROVE so that it goes to the right address. Before we would all see it through tb-ops that gets cc'd.

postparse now uses tbcmds
sim.tcl is updated to close (and flush) the tbcmds output stream if it
exists.
tb_compat.tcl is the TB version that should be included by newstyle ns scripts.
tb_compat_nop.tcl is the NS version that should be renamed to tb_compat.tcl
and included by scripts when they are run under ns.  I.e. scripts
	source tb_compat.tcl
as the first line and then use either the TB or the NS (nop) version depending
on what they are doing.

compatability script that looks at a ns scripts and puts all the #TB commands
in the tbcmds file in the correct format.

test.ns is a new style example test_oldstyle.ns is the same configuration
oldstyle syntax.  Both should work fine and achieve identical results.

to the tutorial.

nodes are stored in Tcl arrays.

confusion and possible overlap of ${foo} with any other part of
a password/group entry.

  accounts. If the email address is not a cs.utah.edu address, then
  cross check the uid against the cslogins DB in /usr/testbed/etc.
  The DB is created with /users/stoller/cslogins.pl like this:

    ypcat passwd | awk -F : '{print $1}' | cslogins.pl cslogins

  This creates cslogins.db, which I then copied to /usr/testbed/etc.

  As soon as I get a clear idea of whether ypcat is going to work
  in the future, I will automate this part.
* Also added some sanity checking to make sure the email address looks
  reasonable (since I needed the domain anyway).

file is modified.

do not actually know for sure if the user is not logged in, or just
some new user who happened to pick an existing name. Make this clear
in the error message so that new users know to pick a new name.

This is necessary in linux to get the setuid bit set.