* Export the above via the XMLRPC interface and add a wrapper function
  to the script_wrapper. This allows you do to this on ops:

	cd /proj/testbed/templates/10023/1
        Edit some files
        template_commit

  Which creates a new template, using the current directory to infer
  the template. Otherwise, provide the template GUID on the command line.
  Hmm, maybe this should be called template_modify? Either way, the
  name does not quite match

* Export template_export via the XMLRPC wrapper. This allows you to
  export a template (instance) record from the command line on ops.


	cd /proj/testbed/templates/10023/1
        template_export -i 12
        Exported to /proj/testbed/export/10000/3/12

  Which exports the template record for instance number 12. Again, the
  GUID is infered, but you can specify one on the command line. The export
  directory is printed so you know where it went. Note that export does
  *not* populate a DB on ops with the old DB data.