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during rollout.

v1 -> FBSD410+RHL90
v2 -> FBSD62+FC6

finding a set of goodnodes.

consistent with the version for the sync option

Fix bug where "archive" option was not correctly being recognized in
"$ns report".

install.

Chopped out explanation text about slothd and the XP boot process into the knowledge base.  Add refs to them here.

linkdelays cannot be controlled, so that user sees the error.

of the record. Basically, record them in the XML file, then remove
them before the import, and restore them after. Did I mention that
this was totally bogus?

On modify, create the repo, but add checks to make sure that we do not
bother with operations on branches that do not exist cause they
predate the repo creation. This allows you to move forward after a
modifying an existing template. Also add checks for instantiating a
old template that has no repo at all cause it has not been modified since
adding the repo support.

A few other fixes to make sure that instances are cleaned up after errors.

  DB alongside the resource records. Previously, we stored only the
  nsfiles for current experiments, and purged them when the experiment
  was terminated. The new approach saves them forever using the resource
  record ID. Note that we do not store copies of NS files, but reference
  them indirectly instead so that we can MD5 them and avoid the dups.

  I put a "compressed" bit into the table cause at some point we will
  start compressing the data before storing them into the DB. Or maybe
  we bag this and start using GFS!

  Also note that this addresses the problem of losing the NS file
  history when using swapmod, since the NS file is overwritten.

* Add a pmapping table stores the nodes (and their types) used by an
  experiment. This data is also saved forever, alongside the resource
  records, so that we can more accurately replay an experiment. As Rob
  points out, the node names can also be used in conjunction with the
  ptop files that are saved, to get a 100% accurate remap of resources.

Python's TemporaryFile.mkstemp() may now put dashes in the generated filenames, causing batchexp to fail when invoked through XMLRPC.

flexdatasrv:
Added a new option for meastype 'both' that checks for both lat and bw
measurements.

goodnodes.pl:
Added options for specifying meastype and searchtype

Someone ( Mike ? ) seems to have accidentally commented out loghole archive code in
stop-experiment.

The beginnings of a script that will gather tcpdump logs from synchronous iperfs to the same destination.

cvs repo from the template show page.