The NSE tutorial example at least swaps in now.
NSE is running and generating traffic as well.

 * remove extra newline in bootwhat data
 * check command line for custom kernel in FBSD6 delay code
 * de-utahize a hostname lookup in ixpboot

to shared-bottleneck detection work on Planetlab.

Note: The delay calculation/traffic generation method used here is *different* from the one used
earlier to calculate equivalence classes ( and Rubenstein's code ) - Hence the
different directory entry.

Added support for both Rubenstein & wavelet post-processing to the withLibpcap code. wavelet needs no extra steps, Rubenstein requires the use of the delay2dump script.

that the web interface does; must be sure to include archived users in
the backend newuser script for when the web interface no longer makes
those checks.

to finish describing the pelab modifications.

Fixed a couple of bugs in the udp protocol and in the function processing packets captured by libpcap.

operation aborts the stoprun.

Make sure that the repo subir does not already exist, and remove it;
indictes a failed stop run and we do not want to import into an
existing records directory!

form processing to be done.

The gist is that I have moved all of the data checking and DB work to
the backend into a new script called utils/newosid. This script does
all the field checking that used to be done in php. It takes a simple
XML file as input and returns a set of strings to format as errors (if
there are any).

The overall goal to make a big push to move this code out of PHP and
perl.  A nice side effect is that many operations that are current
only available via the web interface will also become available
command line (and also XMLRPC with a little moew work).

This is ridiculously hard to do with CVS.

cache.

I haven't removed the sshdport column from the nodes table yet, in
case I need to go back quickly.

Add some missing code to the check dbslot code to set the error strings.

nor having the source code in the proper subdir.

running on the node to force it to reboot.  Since planetlab has a bit of a
history of bugs/oddities in the initscript process (and thus slivers don't
always boot our stuff correctly), this commit special-cases the plab case
so that even if there's not an existing vnodesetup, we kill all the sliver
processes and rerun vnodesetup.