/share.  I made it a FAQ question, if you can't tell from the commit!

Also try to update much of the text that implied a mail-oriented and manual
system, but some of it remains.

Modify experiment is now deployed/documented...
We can announce it tomorrow.

page.

Altered item headers so they don't look bad on modern browsers.

contact from emulab. Addresses how users must perform verification before
they'll be approvable, and also about how email contact is used. Also
discusses spam filters and how to make exceptions for us, and not to use
SpamKiller or other manual confirmation schemes.

of conflicts. Changes that are new include a couple of typo fixes,
replacing the tb-set-ip-routing command with the rtproto style, and adding
a "Long Answer" version of the round-trip vs one-way question,
since I already had it written.

Attempts to replay an experiment by rebooting all the nodes, clearing
the various startup bits (ready, startstatus, bootstatus, portstats),
and then restarting the event system. I am dubious that this is a
workable solution because of the asynchronous nature of the testbed
(nodes happily cruise from TBRESET to ISUP and beyond without
stopping), and so its hard to truly replicate the initial lack of
state that a freshly swapped in experiment has. Still, people
requested it and I cheerfully provided it cause thats what I do;
service with a smile and not a wit of complaint. Is anyone reading
this?

and the different names we put into /etc/hosts

Redefined Windows usage...

Core realization:

Since the installer does an excellent job of associating the tbacl filetype to tiptunnel
properly *in the shell*, users can save their acl files to their desktop (or whatever) and
double-click them to connect. This works perfectly smoothly, and obviates the need to mess around with
MIME types.

So, this is the new "official method" for windows.


Plus, we can spin it as more convenient than the web method
(e.g. put all your acl files somewhere, so you can quickly connect
 to your nodes without having to log in or navigate to them.) .

Barring any more unpleasant surprises, with this usage,
TipTunnel should be good for the tutorial.

Added link to download tiptunnel for windows, as well as make rule to
install it in the /usr/testbed/www/downloads
directory.

"All rights reserved -->" show up on each doc page.

Now, I have ".tar.gz" files available, changed instructions accordingly.
Also added link to Linux version.

Added faq entry, added script to generate acl files, and added
menu option (With "howto" link to FAQ") to shownode.

Quick fixup of some of the documentation linking while adding info about idleness/swapping out. Added a faq question and a node usage policies document in swapping.html

Section mentioning non-default daemons started by testbed scripts updated
with slothd info, and corrections were made to the healthd info.

routing via NS syntax.

experiment?' entry, after getting some questions about this.