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tbswap is doing a swapretry (this happens during a normal swapin, when
a node fails). In this case, we want to fix all the nodes (overriding
user setting) when replacing failed nodes!

and make tutorial agree with it.

due to maint and other downsides, but these are here for now.

italicize venues with <cite>, add std conf abbrevs.

which should encourage them to verify quickly.
(This passed lbs review, but someone ought to test it after install.)

case lbs doesn't like it.

DETER needs this right now as their nodes have a built in management
interface that is interfering with our use of port 1.

we can check the data given by the user for all slots being modified.

Running notes for what is going on with my Windows support and what I am working on and what my current problem is and my longterm plans and so on and so forth.  Pretty much all of my notes are in here. Kirk suggested that I check this in.  So here it is.

The beginnings of Windows support.  right now this code can create users from tmcc but it will not give users their emulab passwords.

option to print the hostname Ganglia gave us, rather than the one in
our database.

interface.

we're adding a small number of nodes by hand, we can set these.

a 100Mb link is mapped to a trivial link, a linkdelay has to be
inserted since the actual loopback bandwidth is much higher. The
problem is that unlike other delays where requires_delay() will return
true, this decision has to wait until after assign does the mapping
and we find out that a link was mapped to a trivial link. When this
happens, I insert a linkdelay "on the fly" when processing the link
statements from assign.

page.

hash.

This means we have to call LoadVirtTypes() from a slightly different
place, so that we have the virt types before calling LoadPhysInfo(),
where %node_type_linkbw is built.

  no reason for the separation for a long time, and it made maintence more
  difficult cause of duplication between batchexp and startexp (batch was
  the sole user of startexp). Cleaner solution.

* Check argument processing for batchexp, swapexp, endexp to make sure the
  taint checks are correct. All three of these scripts will now be
  available from ops. I especially watch the filename processing, which was
  pretty loose before and could allow some to grab a file on boss by trying
  to use it as an NS file (scripts all runs as user of course). The web
  interface generates filenames that are hard to guess, so rather then
  wrapping these scripts when invoked from ops, just allow the usual paths
  (/proj, /groups, /users) but also /tmp/$uid-XXXXXX.nsfile pattern, which
  should be hard enough to guess that users will not be able to get
  anything they are not supposed to.

* Add -w (waitmode) options to all three scripts. In waitmode, the backend
  detaches, but the parent remains waiting for the child to finish so it
  can exit with the appropriate status (for scripting). The user can
  interrupt (^C), but it has no effect on the backend; it just kills the
  parent side that is waiting (backend is in a new session ID). Log outout
  still goes to the file (available from web page) and is emailed.

the paper effort for everyone. I've redirected everything to
beginexp_html.php3 (the front end to the XML version), including the
plab and bui pages.

I've stuck a redirect in the old beginexp.php3, to make it easy to
bring back the old version in case something goes wrong. Just comment
out the lines at the top and reinstall, along with changing the other
links to it.

(filename access check).

node to get ignored.

for nodes that are not directly connected if we had a route to them.
Now, we give them to everyone.

This should make hosts file generation go much faster for large
topologies.

released, all of def_boot_osid,temp_boot_osid,next_boot_osid is cleared.
bootinfo currently uses the nodes free/alloc status to determine if the
node gets PXEWAIT, but will eventually switch to looking at the osids;
A node with no osids set (as will be when free) will go into PXEWAIT. This
will allow os_load of free nodes!

Change temporary locked pid/eid to a real pid/eid (emulab-ops/nfree-locked)
to avoid transient problems in tmcd, where isalive would cause tmcd to
core dump cause the reserved table had a nonexistent pid/eid setting.

#1, since there appears to be a bug in getting MACs from that VLAN.

temp files.

with no learned MACs, it seems to return some only partially-complete
information about MACs it has leared in VLAN 1.

that need to be created.