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archived.  Rather then a special "archive" directory in the experiment
directory, we know archive the entire experiment directory.

This change should be backwards compatable, but let me know if not.

Note that the nsdata directory is gone; the nsfile comes from the
tbdata, but I know place a copy in nsfile.ns so that the name is well
known.

The packagedir is now passed to {ops,boss}-install with a -p argument instead of
as a PKG_PATH envar.  If the old way is done, PKG_PATH is ignored and packages are
all built from sources.  This failed in many ways (due to sync problems between the
6.1 packages and ports tarballs?)  In any case, to prevent others falling down the
same rabbit-hole, building from sources is now off by default, requiring a -s
argument to be given to do it.  Libinstall now shows PhaseSkip reasons, to make
it more clear what's going on.

Also tweak dhcpd_makeconf to handle a null DHCPD_DYNRANGE in the defs file,
to prevent a bogus dhcpd response from an inner emulab, half set-up for testing.

Removed duplicate declaration of make_timestamp in event-sched.h (also
declared in util.h).

that cannot resolve even their own name.

Put a check in the generated rc.plab to see if the node can ping itself
(i.e., that its hostname resolves).  If not, we put an entry for ourselves
in /etc/hosts.

This does not solve the general problem of a bad nameserver, but allows
our infrastructure to completely setup.  Whether this is a step forward or
not is debatable, but it makes me feel all warm inside.

Change timestamp output of event-sched to something human readable.

Also add a small amount of debug output to "$ns report" to help me
track down why it is being called at seemingly random places.

nodes have been removed from the topology.

graph info from a given path.

number of fake planetlab nodes - this allows us to remove planetlab nodes that
fail from the experiment, and *maybe* everything else will just work.

(@prefix@/etc/plab/plab.pw).

When a run is over changed:
  Template: 10424/23 (Current Run: bt-R54)
to
  Template: 10424/23 (Last Run: bt-R54)
Rather Than displaying
  Template: 10424/23 (Current Run:)

Also changed "Instance Bindings" to "Last Run Bindings" since that makes
much more sense, at least to me. (FS # 128:
https://users.emulab.net/flyspray/?do=details&id=128)
The function to show Instance Bindings still exists so it can easily be
changed back.

Linux/FreeBSD, by talking directly to an ASF-enabled NIC.

The rmcp lib in rmcp.c is quick and dirty.  Since we didn't need IPMI, I
didn't make any real attempt to unentangle RMCP and ASF.  However, if we
do need it, we could easily generalize the code.

sure user is actually active!

Temporary solution, until I have time for a real fix.

Some of these are on rinky-dink scripts, but it just makes life easier to
be consistent.