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properly ordered.

like mailman does.

using a sajax call for cancelation, but the main invocation uses a
plain iframe. This has the added benefit of scrolling more nicely
instead of jumping back to the top with each write.

Looks like xmlhttprequest or its impl in at least firefox is
moderately broken, so that mulitple simultaneous requests get very
confused with each other, and things break.

multihomed nodes, picking the wrong set of edges cause it was not
looking at the name of the link, just the name of the node.

Also allow routing test when the routing type is ospf.

shaping.  It had bad side-effects.  We need an explicit interface to do this.

on the fly; not enough entries yet to worry about static creation once
a day. Maybe when we double or triple the current number of entries
(about 80 right now).

issues.  This setup worked for me on FBSD 4&5, RHL9 and FC4.

assoicated with the named VLAN..

Output format:
<vlan_name> <stack> <vlan_number>
(This is so the user can, if they want, look for more than one
VLAN on more than one stack at a time.)

This should make some of the control-net firewall code cleaner.

For now, though, it's pretty inefficient, becuase it calls listVlans()
on the whole stack, which is much more than needed. But, a more efficient
implementation will require a change to the switch/stack API.

rather then popping up a blank text window. Much nicer this way.
Thanks to Tim for pointing me to iframe construct, which appears to be
supported in all browsers these days.

Some ajax stuff:

	www/JSON.php, www/json.js: JavaScript Object Notation libraries,
	sourced from - http://www.crockford.com/JSON/index.html .

	www/GNUmakefile.in: Install javascript sources.

	www/Sajax.php: Load the JSON libraries into php and javascript and
	encode/decode results from the php callback (arguments to the
	callback aren't done at the moment).

so things work right for mult-homed hosts.  Also, send out report
bandwidth report messages for nodes other than the syncserver.

have the most recent copy.

This needs to be handled better, but I want to be off linktest so bad
I can taste it!

(and save settings was clicked).

#
# Argh! dhclient in FreeBSD 5 has a new auto-background "feature",
# it dives into the background after 10 seconds regardless of whether
# it has received a response.  This is fubar for us.  Unfortunately,
# we cannot just crank this number through the roof because it is based
# on a polling interval which actually has a rational purpose.  The timeout
# is actually (2 * polling_interval) where polling_interval is how often
# dhclient rechecks an interface without link.  We need to keep this value
# reasonable in the event that we boot up and don't immediately have link
# on the control net.  So lets try 15 seconds (30 second auto-background
# timeout) and see how things go.
#

weeks ago, so that people know of their existence!

was not looking at the value of $isadmin, so the query was not givin
admin people all of the membership.

emulab version of iperf.

Linux makefile stuff not working yet.

version of iperf.

snooping.

One major typo FTP->VTP.
Add placeholder for multicast recommendation on experimental switches.
All rest are typos and spellos.