a "source tree map" of sorts. Did some reformatting to overview, and added
a small para about idle detection to the expt life cycle para.

get an updated copyrights message.

but forgot to put in the real file.

any more!

Should run from cron, about every 15 minutes or so.

Sends mail to idle expts that haven't gotten mail lately. Grabs the magic
constants from the sitevars in the db, and respects idle_ignore. The
messages now get bcc'd to tb-automail instead of tb-ops, too.

With the current settings, it will send each idle expt a message every
four hours (like I've been doing manually, but more punctually and without
going away at night and on the weekend.)

It also has a mode for selecting just one pid/eid, and possibly forcing a
message to get sent. This part will replace the current swap request stuff
in the web (ie, this will be the backend instead of the web page sending
email directly).

added [gid =] ExpGroup(pid,eid)

swap_exitcode (last error), idle_swaps (a count), batch (a flag to
indicate a batch experiment).

Add a operational log. Okay, its not actually a log, but a table that
will grow forever until it consumes the earth. Its a small table
though, so it will take a few years. Its cross indexed with the
experiment_stats table, so by massaging this table along with the
stats table, we can get a good picture of what was running on the
testbed when, and how many resources it was using. Sorry, not a log
file, but we can easily generate a log file from tbe table if the Boss
really wants one. The table entry averages 28 bytes.

Move stats to their own main menu item (admin mode only). Remove from
the showexp_list page since that was bogus.

Add nscheck as allowable command.

The first three are aggregate tables, while the experiment stats table
gets a record for each new experiment, and is updated when an
experiment is swapped in/out/modify or terminated. Look at the table
to see what is tracked. Once the experiment_stats record is updated,
the aggregate tables are updated as necessary. There are a bunch of
ugly changes to assign_wrapper to get the stats. Note that pnodes is
not incremented until an experiment sucessfully swaps in. This is in
leu of getting status codes; I'm not tracking failed operations yet,
nor creating the log file that Jay wants. I'll do that in the next
round of changes when we see how useful these numbers are.

Most of the changes are to create/delete table entries where
appropriate, and to display the records. Display is only under admin
mode, and the display is raw; just a dump of the assoc tables in php.
The last 100 experiment stats records are available via the Experiment
List page, ...

initstats.pl to fill in the tables as best as possible. Mostly a
hack job since we need Mac's scripts to go over the logs and really
fill in the info.

file when I clicked.

Converted bothersome inline/outline php into a single echo statement
like it used to be when I did the code originally.

Yeechh. Very dumb mistake fixed.

turned off. Use this link directly:

	https://www.emulab.net/login.php3?adminmode=1

This is passed into DOLOGIN(), and if the user is a real admin (of
course) the login is created with the adminmode set to on instead of
off (the default). This essentially causes the NOLOGINS checks later
on to be bypassed (as is the case when its an admin that is logged
in).

I prefer this approach cause it hides the entire admin thing, rather
than putting up a checkbox that might leak out to a mere user (remote
chance, but I feel better this way).

There is also some new stats code that is turned off until its
finished.

but not /users.

to make this check. Note, this script has to be propogated to the
nodes before it takes effect.

has the correct new_ tables in it.

Fixed event example to match actual experiment email, added
instructions to get the full event list.

the OSDI paper to be used when citing us. Put in the Bibtex entry link
too.

Add a link to the admin policies document on the newproject form