- Use a new example, that has a lan in it
   - including an updated picture and an updated expt report email msg.
 - Update the loop example to make a LAN, since it is non-obvious, and
   very handy.
 - Make LANs in general more obvious.
 - Make Netbuild more obvious.
 - Update our "current images" to FBSD47 and RHL73.
 - Change "the Testbed" to "Emulab" everywhere...
 - Make the difference between control net and exptl. net more obvious,
   and add links to the faq questions in a couple of places.
 - In the part that talks about getting help, remind them to keep tbops on
   each message.

There's still a lot more to be done with the docs, but this is a start, at
least.

we can create emulated links that use the veth device instead of an IP
alias. Without linux support, mere users would not get to choose this
option since it will only work between FreeBSD boxes with veth
support.

when terminating the project/user.

Also made a few changes to allow for calling rmuser/rmproj when
denying, rather than inlining the code in the web interface. This
reduces duplication and localized proj/user removal to one place.

Remove a comment about not doing stuff for dhcpd, since I've decided
that's not going to happen in this script anyhow.

emulated links. I forgot about a little thing called transitivity!

Add the -d option to mysqldump so it just dumps the schema and not all the rows.

More papers means more human!

as I was just recently reminded of it when I forgot to take it out of
my NS file, and my experiment disappeared as I was typing.

If I was red dot when my login timed out (or whatever) the login link
should go back to admin mode after I log in.

The bug was that by the time I get into loggedinordie, if my login isn't
valid, getuid fails, and uid is "", instead of what the cookie said. This
caused it always just to say "You do not appear to be logged in!" instead
of the real error (ie timed out, etc). So if uid=="", grab the uid from
the cookie instead of checking things for nobody.

Emulab/Netbed/Testbed/Whatever.
Not linked in from docs, yet.

idleswaps are not showing up in the testbed stats.

of device types. INTERFACE=%d is gone, replaced by IFACETYPE=eth or
veth.
Also removed some shark cruft and generally cleaned up the function.

Jay notices it and has a panic attack. Not that anyone could actually
get it from the repo (since its not available to the world), but lets
not play with fire.

Unlike the interfaces table, veth interfaces come and go with
experiment swapin and swapout, with assignment to be done in
assign_wrapper. However, each veth maps to a real interface on a node,
as defined in the interfaces table, and the cross link is the "iface"
slot. There is a "mac" address since veth devices need a MAC, but I'm
not sure how that will be assigned yet. I am letting the DB do the
allocation of veth ids by making it an auto_increment field, and a
dual key of (node_id, veth_id). So, the DB will assign increasing
values per node_id, not globally to the table. Very slick.

experiment fails to start or preload.

replies discussing the answers.

feedback from non-users.

who don't have accounts.

Add the survey to the Interaction menu.

There are still too many text boxes for users.  What to cut?

the survey.  NOT TESTED FOR SYNTAX errors.

the papers link show up "NEW!" (with date)

this...

Now when you load a page and aren't logged in (timed out, no https, or
just not logged in), the message it prints will also give you a link to
the login page that will bring you right back where you were when you
finish logging in.

I tried to make it look kina fancy, but Chad or Leigh may have to fix it
up... I couldn't tell from the Sherwood Forest skin how it would look
with our Standard skin.

they came from once they log in.

Now accepts users who are not logged in..
If a user has no UID cookie, it will
ask them to log in,
but will allow them to continue,
calling them "unknown" if they don't,

If a user does have a uid cookie,
even if they are not logged in, it will respect the cookie.
(*but* will also return checklogin status as part of email,
 so if someone gets funny, we can look at it.)