GitLab

import image, create a new version of the image but with a null parent
pointer to indicate a new image not based on the previous or any other
local image. I know I said I wanted to just delete the current image but
decided I really didn't like that idea.

all versions of an image when doing a delete, and since we never actually
delete, we have to move the ndz/sig files out of the way (unless we have
used the purge option, which is ignored for emulab-ops images anyway). To
facilitate moving the images out of the way, mkdir a new home for all of
the files, with the name $imagename:$imageid. We change the path in the DB
as we move off each version of the image.

supported, see protogeni/test/blockstore.rspec. Caveat; only raw-pc works,
there is a bug in the client side that prevents blockstores from working
inside of XEN VMs.

then just success/failure. For example, lets tell the user if the reason
for failure is lack of nodes.

of an image based on an entirely new image file; Currently used from
the image_import with update path.

Add AllVersions() method to return a list of all versions of an image.

includes a confirm page.

regularly, but we can come back and run it with the -b option later. This
allows all the other changes to get done.

spotted when his client would disconnect before Createsliver returned.

import.

An alternative would be to autoconf the value from the defs file,
but I don't want the client side to depend on the defs file at all.

We do NOT return interfaces:
  - with obviously hacky and fake addresses: '000000xxxxxx'

  - when they are management (role == 'mngmnt') interfaces.
    Currently there is no OS visible HW for these, the corresponding
    MACs are just used by the management HW.

  - for Infiniband (guid != NULL) interfaces. We need support on
    the client side before we start sending those over.

No more hardwiring in bsdefs.h (which has been moved out
of the clientside dir since it is only used in tmcd.c).

entry but no matching blockstore entry according to the bsidx.

Normalize the HD type.

some (human?) has made a blockstores entry but not a blockstore_attributes
entry.
search the files for a configuration the has the hard disk serial numbers.