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That option is no longer supported as of PHP 5.4.

If we don't, then you cannot HUP sshd to have it re-read the config file.
Apparently this didn't used to matter, but now if we do not HUP sshd,
the initial V1 key-pair does not work.

Why these are different than the 32-bit build, I do not know...

This commit pushes the changes located in the temporary snmpit_portfix
subdirectory into the mainline snmpit_test directory, and updates
db/Ports.pm with the 'portfix' changes.  These changes ensure better
consistency with port lookup/resolution.  In particular, interswitch
trunk lookup will return the switch-local side of the link.

This commit also adds an installer script to cleanup the temporary files
introduced for burning in the snmpit_portfix changes.

Also change diskcheck to use this option when trying to force WCE on.

Two changes: make sendto() call non-blocking (via MSG_DONTWAIT) so we
get back EAGAIN if socket buffer is full, and turn on "extended error
return reporting" (via IP_RECVERR) so we get back ENOBUFS when NIC send
buffers are full.

For the latter, we now look to see if we already have an experiment
with the provide slice ID, and if we do and the URN indicates a sub
project, generate a new unique experiment name for the backend emulab
experiment.

Redirecting STDERR to STDOUT in the child of a pipe open, when inside
an eval, scrogs STDERR in the parent until the eval returns, so output
was getting lost.

The old select that extracted external images visible to an experiment
had multiple left joins and examined 11M rows. The new query is a union
of two selects.

FreeBSD MFS does not have file command, find bitness differently. Expand helper bin directories to hold 32bit and 64bit directories.

"na" in them. Change the string to NotApp(case senstive).

running in MFS mode on the d710 nodes which have been set up for
TPM booting.

Major issues:
The MFS image for TPM booting is 32bit while other Linux MFS images
are 64bit.
The TPM kernel only supports 4Gb of memory, does not support
multi-processors.

checkutils: Make sure the dd to be run is bit-with compatiable with
the image.
cpucheck: Check and handle missing cpu flags "physical id",
"cpu cores", "siblings". Check and handle different Mhz format.
diskcheck: Differnet blocks/sectors format. Rewrite getwspeed and
getspeed funtions to handle dd and tdd compatibility and/or missing
binaries. Give better error messages for timing speed failures.

Back in the day, when the paper was written, I had an eventsys interface
to the client to provide a syncronized interface to multiple running
instances. I rejuvenated the bits, so the eventsys control works again,
however some logic in the client has changed such that a second attempt
to run within the same client hangs. More work needed.

If boss is busy, ten seconds isn't long enough for it to regenerate the
bundles and get Apache restarted, and then we'll be unhappy because we're
about to send requests to it.