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send everything through the control net"

I have said all that I want to say.

-m/-M options.

will be lost when you are swapped.

Not finished yet and not linked in yet.

* small permissions fix on system logfile

subjecting plab nodes to the (much shorter) RON timeout.

Also removed another old hard-coded timeout.

dots at the moment. The base images are hardwired into the script,
indexed by "$building:$floor" until more infrastructure is in place.

* Node.__copy() now uses rsync instead of weird 'dd' pipe
  - can do since sudo now works from square one after sliver instantiation

* Made fixsudo and addgroup operations in emulabify() non-fatal
  - setup sometimes works even if they don't (esp. on dirty sliver)

* option parser fixes

* Shutup stupid warning messages from remote commands (tcgetattr, sudo lecture)

* add "slicename" arg to Slice() constructor
  - so it can be specified manually

* pushed up vnode setup wait time in plabmonitord to 16 minutes.

Intended as a replacement for the old widearea_info page, which
was just not scaling with the number of nodes we now have in the
database.

Allows the user to give a set of criteria (such as node, bandwidth,
latency, and packet loss), and grabs links that match those criteria.

enabled and configured from Tcl selectively per destination-port. The
number of packets to store can also be specified. Previously, these
were enabled by default for every flow.

* Small fix to DBQueryFatal in libdb.py: () is a valid return value,
  don't fail on it(insert/replace); do fail if DBQuery returns None though.

* Fix up libplab.py to not choke on new plab_slices column.

(which changes how we treat violations) is not working as well as we'd
hope on some topologies.

Add hostkey reporting interval to watchdog.

return something!

* incompatible option handling and use removed from gen purpose libs
* Global PLC mutex implemented, but currently disabled
* plabmonitord parallelization cut in half (for now)

I'm still very frustrated with option handling/passing.  Needs more thought,
but the primary issue is that there really isn't a global variable space in
python (global to file, yes, but not global to interpreter invocation).

I've learned that __builtin__ might work for this, but it seems hacky..

* -a: This already existed; it modifies the path given to the server
  so that people without a paperbag shell can run the rpc server.

* -z: Modify the path above so that it runs the server from the
  current user's devel tree instead of the main tree.

* -x <user>: Instead of the current user's devel tree, use another
  devel tree.

So, to run my own server:

	/usr/testbed/devel/stoller/bin/sshxmlrpc_client.py -a -z

To run Rob's devel server:

	/usr/testbed/devel/stoller/bin/sshxmlrpc_client.py -a -z -x ricci

Sorry for all this sillyness.

the defs file when PLABSUPPORT=1 or an error is raised by configure.  Whenever
the official rootball name/version needs do be bumped, do so in defs-default.
You may track the defs-default rootball name in your defs file, or use your
own divergent name for testing.