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I got close to getting it to work by adding this:

	sub FILENO  { my $this = shift; fileno($$this) }
	sub CLOSE   { my $this = shift; close($$this) }

	sub OPEN {
	    my $this = shift;

	    close($$this) if defined(fileno($$this));
	    @_ == 1 ? open($$this, $_[0]) : open($$this, $_[0], $_[1]);
	}

But subprocesses were not seeing the right stdout/stderr after doing
something like:

	open(STDERR, ">> $logname");
	open(STDOUT, ">> $logname");

So, I will let Kevin work on it; I've spent too much time on it
already!

tagged from the 6.0 release. Also lots of changes to the install
scripts to handle inatlling boss/ops/fs on 5.4. All changes are
conditionalized so that things will continue to work on 4.10, but
hopefully we will move away from that before the year is out.

can report it once the connection is successful.

Now decides whether or not to monitor an FD in socket(), rather than
connect(), since we now have to start collecting data before connect()
is called.

Move code to report on connection state changes into inform*()
functions.

Warning: Tested, but not exhaustively.

ports. This *should* continue to work on the 4.10 images as well, and
I even tested that.

Currently the names and path of the 5.4 packages are hardwired into
place. We probably need to add site-vars for this, but going to wait
since there is plenty of work still to do.

except that we do not "skip grant tables" on ops.

Added some basic prechecks.

Added test of manual routing and tb-set-ip/netmask.

Moved test_traceroute from router tests to ImageTest.pm

Added test on pc3000w.

Other minor changes.

need for the collab tools.

sends back to the list.

SO_RCVSIZE
SO_SNDSIZE
TCP_NODELAY
TCP_MAXSEG

There is a problem, though. Right now, we identify a connection by a
triple of (local port, remote IP, remote port). However, some apps
(iperf, at least), set these options before calling connect(). Thus,
we don't know these things yet. To fix this, we could either:
  Delay notification of sockopt changes until after connect() is
    called for the socket
  Use something else (ie. (pid,fd)) as the ID for connections.
We should probably talk about this (at least Jon and I) at the
next meeting.

VLAN if it gets carried over trunk port.

In libxmlrpc.pm the function CallMethod throws away some information that
I needed.  Thus I created a new function CallMethod0 which doesn't and
have CallMethod use CallMethod0.

    - added a new defs var, TBROBOCOPSEMAIL

  * tbsetup/power_mail.pm.in:
    - add some new info to robot powerup mails

  * db/libdb.pm.in:
    - add a new function to determine if an experiment contains nodes of a
      given class/type

  * tbsetup/swapexp.in:
    - check if exp is a robot exp; that is, if it has robots or motes; if
      so, cc error msgs to TBROBOCOPSEMAIL in addition to TBOPS

necessary makefiles later; will not install for now.

able to be directly reused in the continuous motion modifications to the
tracker.

there are only a few control messages implemented:

The client can ask the server for the current operating parameters

The server can tell the client about maximum sockbuf sizes, or
  sockbuf sizes that should be force

The server can tell the client which version of the output format to
  use.

The plan is that there will be more in the future: ie., the client
  and server will be able to exchange messages about new socket
  buffer sizes set by client apps, and exchange information about
  sockopts, etc. the client app may have set.

Add support to libnetmon for capping the socket buffer size.

With a firewall bottleneck and 4 XP images to test, it keeps timing out right at the end of loading.

Add docs to creating a planetlab like image from FC2.

ones that are already on and/or won't need to be recharged soon.

observed about 1.8MB/sec on a pc850 creating a WinXP image, so 40 minutes
should be sufficient for a 4GB+ image.

maintaining a testbed.