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ability to move multiple robots around. Still needs testing, but
want to get this off my laptop just in case windows decides to do
something stupid ...

particular, mention that the tape grid is used to calibrate the
tracking cameras.

static robot map and in the robot tracker applet.

and per OSID basis.

* Added bios_waittime to node_types table and reboot_waittime to
  os_info table. Initialized them as follows:

        update node_types set bios_waittime=60 where class='pc';
        update os_info set reboot_waittime=150 where OS='Linux' or
	  OS='FreeBSD' or OS='NetBSD';
        update os_info set reboot_waittime=180 where OS=Windows';

* The bios waittime can be edited via the web interface.

* The reboot waittime can be set only by admin people right now; this
  is another case of something that maybe the user should not see
  cause its too much stuff? Instead, default values are established in
  www/osiddefs.php3.

* os_setup computes its per-node waitime as:

	(bios_waittime + reboot_waittime) * 2

  as per Mike's suggestion. If either value is not defined in the DB,
  it defaults the original 7 minute value.

Add a reminder to the cvsweb (short) header reminding users of the
LICENSE agreement, and present a link to it.

Added some notes about using stargates in the Emulab environment.

the top.

Also add some debug code that will spew to the Java Console, that
I can use next Tim runs a big test; I can use that output to can
a demo for the tutorial page.

are cleared in the display!

fix the robotrack link.

page zapping you to that node's shownode page.

Several other fixes to table handling.

Change the pipe webpage to use the timestamps that are now in the
location_info page, to cut down on the amount of data we spit at
the applet, which when things are not moving, is useless data.
This is still not quite correct; I have more changes coming.

* Pass pixels_per_meter to the applet so that it can convert coords
  to meters.

* Use a float formatter thingy to format numbers as X.XX

grabwebcams startup since it is no longer needed.

The new version of the webcam page connects directly to the cameras
using a URL stored in the DB (webcams table). The URL includes the
user (elabman) and the password, which is fine; not likely to leak
out the password and even if we did, no biggie since its on the private
network and no one can get to it anyway.

I have reduced the frame rate to 5fps (compression 50%) as specified
in the URL, and even thats a lot of bandwidth.

I will work on providing mpeg feeds later!

Note that the java compiler on boss is too old to compile this applet
(not that I am using anything special) so I am committing a compiled
version. Use the jar target in the robots/tracker build directory if
you happen to have a modern version of java on your machine.