Modularized snmpit... now calls modules for different switches. Partial rewrite of lots of the code in the original.

to reboot the node.

code.

to use a <meta> tag which you cannot backup over. I could have used
a Redirect, but then there would be a problem http vs https, and all
of our separate www trees. This was easier.

instead of https. Present doc links as http all the time.  Required
lot of little changes.

listed more than once. This is not accepted by the kernel for some
silly reason. This works easily now since a node can be in just one
project at a time.

Small tweaks to make all bullets uniform in their boldness (<b></b>) and their quotes (single/double)

Small set of changes to make snmpit work correctly for the control router. I also added entries in the database for ports that are in vlans (other than the default #1) that aren't connected to a node in the database. So, from now on, when an empty port is in a vlan, we need to put an entry in the wires table that says its connected to node 'empty' on some unused port number.

regarding email addresses and such.

from paperbag (or plasticwrap).

can run it from a development tree.

proper headers. Split out some of the mail into testbed-logs,
testbed-ops, and testbed-approval. Added a library for including from
our perl scripts. Contains a couple of mail helper functions, but will
hopefully contain more as time goes by.

Fixed a bug in the web interface that was causing breakage for people
with multiple accounts. Mac and Jay have noticed this, when logging
out and trying to join or create a project under a new or different
name.

(the new one is logs email address), move all those silly -with
areguments into a definitions file. See defs-defaults and
defs-stoller-emulab for examples. When you configure a development
tree, you want to create your own defs file, and then configure like
this:
	/src/testbed/configure  \
		--prefix=/usr/testbed/devel/stoller \
		--with-TBDEFS=/src/testbed/defs-stoller-emulab \
		--with-LEDA=/usr/testbed/LEDA/LEDA-4.0

Mike request many months ago. Possible now that we have a proper osid
table.

table for a default path, when the def_boot_path field of the nodes
table is null. This allows people to set just the OSID for a node, and
not worry about where it is. Clever, eh?

sure the file specified is in /proj or /users.

out.

used, but no big deal.

Mike's request.

Makes for easier failure termination if one of the files does not
exist.