look for VMs that need a reload setup.

CH credential.

table instead.

tree mode.

Move the expiration test into verifygenicred. Change the invocation to
capture the output so that we can say something useful in the error
response, instead of what we do now which is just tell the user there
is an error.

the parent osid, and can be used to select a different image to load,
sau FEDOR15-OPENVZ-STD. Does not work on shared nodes of course.

wildcard the lnk speed, except when the link includes a virtual
node; in this case use 100Mb to avoid consuming all BW on GB links.

push to stable. These changes properly record URNs in the aggregate
and manifest history tables.

Add a datetime form to the shownodehistory we page so that a testbed
admin can plug in a specific date, and find out what that node was
doing at the time. Changes in the backend (node_history script) to
support this. Note that the table is hard to seach for such a case,
and so need to let node_history do its thing and then port process the
records list. Unfortunately, the timestamps are unsigned ints, but
perl does not handle those properly, so had to pull in Math::BigInt to
deal with it.

On the output page, include a link to the genihistory page if a node
was part of a slice.

On the genihistory page, add a new argument, slice_uuid, to look for
the records for a specific slice.

MarkNodesForUpdate() on the experiment to force all of the nodes to
update their accounts.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<rspec xmlns="http://www.protogeni.net/resources/rspec/2"
       xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
       xmlns:firewall="http://www.protogeni.net/resources/rspec/ext/firewall/1"
       xsi:schemaLocation="http://www.protogeni.net/resources/rspec/2
                         http://www.protogeni.net/resources/rspec/2/request.xsd"
       type="request" >
  <node client_id="my-node"
        exclusive="true">
    <sliver_type name="raw-pc" />
  </node>
  <node client_id="fw"
        exclusive="true">
    <sliver_type name="firewall">
    	<firewall:firewall_config style="basic" />
    </sliver_type>
  </node>
</rspec>

NS files. Tweak permission check in Geni CM to also allow this,
although at this time only global images from any project are allowed.
The virt_nodes table has been changed to accommodate pid/osname
syntax:

	tb-set-node-os $nodeA somepid/someos

Note: we are really exporting permission to use images, not entries in
the os_info table (OSIDs) which is what the NS parser and protogeni CM
are using. But in fact, an image is both an image descriptor and an OS
descriptor linked together, so if you export an image or make it
global, you are implicitly doing the same for the OS descriptor. As
mentioned many times in the past, OSIDs suck.

node type (so, d710 becomes d710-vm).

This stuff needs to be fixed up better.

users. This leaves on the creation of non-local projects though, since
that works fine is really no different then putting all slivers in
the GeniSlices project.