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quota check, and parses the output. Any over limit causes the script
to exit with non-zero status.

Not hooked in yet ...

This is not just me being anal, there is an ugly problem with
FreeBSD 5 and UFS1, see the big ole' comment I just added in the file.

the POS pc2Uwifi nodes.

we getting 5fps in the little tracker versions, which is way too much.
Really slow!

enabled in the defs file:

	CVSSUPPORT=1

each project gets a stub CVS tree created (using 'cvs init') in
/proj/$pid/CVS. It is up to users obviously to do something with
that tree, and of course they have to either set their CVSROOT
env variable, or use the -d option to cvs.

The showproject page gets a link to the per-project CVS tree, using
the cvsweb interface, which I hacked up a bit to allow restricted
access to specific project trees, via a ?pid=$pid argument to the URL.
Without the ?pid argument, it falls back to normal behaviour, which is
check the cvsallowed bit in the users table, and provide access to the
Emulab source repo.

If you are curious, go here:

	https://www.emulab.net/cvsweb/cvsweb.php3/?pid=testbed

parse it.

Need to really fix this, but the parsing code needs a bunch of work.
This should catch the typical diskfull case where the output file is
zero.

This is the version of prepass which dispatches its sub-graphs by directly exec'ing the sub-programs that need to be run and using pipes to communicate.

Added root public keys to emulab-keys.tar.gz

Right now invoked from cron every five minutes to log power/current/temps
to /usr/testbed/log/powermon.log.

(eg. "power status rpc14-1" or "power status all").

In rpc module, add a "status" function that is called to collect,
well..status.  This is used by the generic power code, but more importantly,
by the new "powermon" script (which could have just called "power status",
but no point in parsing output twice).

the paragraphs not be indented.  The goal is to make the questions look like
headings of a sort.

before the next sync instead of immediately after creating the
archive.  Should work better when used with the '$ns report' event,
otherwise stale data gets left around.

Add lots of draconian requirements before we "let" people bring one up.

Added notes on creating a testbed image from a fresh FC4 install.

the questions.)

files.  The actual presentation of FAQ objects could no doubt stand to be
prettied up.

<div>'s --- for which there is, as of yet, no corresponding CSS.

it work with startup commands.

to do that on the Cisco 2950s currently.

draft.