Rather then use Tim's code (which requires that I learn about creating
packages on the Mac), I hacked up a little AppleScript widget. Sorta
goes like this:

* Copy ssh-mime.pl to your ~/bin directory on your Mac.

* mkdir ~/Library/Scripts/Folder\ Action\ Scripts

* Copy ssh-mime.scpt to the above directory.

* Start up Firefox and go into the Preferences->Downloads menu to figure
  out where files are being saved (typically ~/Desktop).

* Go into the Finder and find that folder. Right Click on that folder.
  (If you do not have a 3 button external mouse for your Mac like I do,
  then you select the folder, and do Control-Click).

* You will see an option to "Attach Folder Action" in the menu. Select
  that option.

* A finder file chooser pops up. Go to your

        ~/Library/Scripts/Folder\ Action\ Scripts

  and choose the ssh-mime.scpt entry.

Okay, so how does this work? The AppleScript ssh-mime.scpt file is now going
to be run whenever a file is downloaded (copied) into your firefox downloads
directory. The script will look at the name of the file and if it ends
in .tbssh, it will invoke ssh-mime.pl on it. Yep, its a hack, but its a lot
easier then learning the Xcode development environment!

Support for setting up GNU Radio on the node-side of things.

This operates pretty much the same way that wifi setup does, except that
the interface does not exist when rc.ifconfig runs.  Instead, it is
created as part of the generated rc.ifc script.  This required a couple of
little (non-invasive) hacks to libsetup.pm and rc.ifconfig.

Note that we are not passing gain and carrier sense threshold
parameters through to the radio interface setup, but they are easy to add.

number of pcs in use by the project at the top of the project page.

I also changed to the project listing page to show both all nodes and
PCs in use, sortable on either.

than a message per node.  This is less annoying if say your experiment
consists of 600 planetlab nodes.

ts_sort_prefixed_numeric had an unusal meaning in that it sorted by any
trailing digits in a word, thus for example, sorting by the name column
in the reserved node list would get you stuff like:
	pc2 pc3 ixp4 pc5 pcwf6 pc8 plab9 pc10 ...
This didn't seem terribly intuitive.  Perhaps there was a specific context
where this makes sense, but I haven't found it!  So now it sorts first by
leading non-numeric value and then by numeric suffix.

the node in the order they were specified in the NS file.  Lots of
hackery.

* Save the entire logs directory along with the results of loghole.

* A fix to make sure the database is dumped when an instance is
  terminated.

terminated!

wrong).

Change the rude.cfg script we generate to have a final "wait around" period
(MODIFY with 0 rate) before exiting.  We have it wait for the one-way latency
of the link.  This way, rude will not exit--and linktest will not do the
barrier synch--til all packets have had a fair chance to get to the other side.
This way we don't need a randomly chosen sleep after the barrier returns
and before we read the crude results.  Though rude already supported the
MODIFY with zero rate, I had to fix it since it didn't work if it was the
last command for the flow.

Adjust the timeout period for ping when doing the latency tests.  Previously
we waited for 3 seconds, now wait for max(RTT+1, 3) seconds.

Much more work will have to be done to support multi-second latencies
all around, this was just the low-hanging fruit.

widearea_nodeinfo table. This will be used to generate maps of the
planetlab (and probably RON, by zip code) nodes.

Also check for, and update in the case of, site chages.

Took a while, since I don't know python well, but I learned a lot in
the process.

Should help prevent our TCP tmcd from "wedging".

up an xterm. If you are not running X, will use a bit of applescript
to fire up a Terminal window.

Note that you need to be running an ssh-agent, started when you log
in. One way to do that is http://www.sshkeychain.org. There are
probably other ways as well, but not sure what they are. For
sshkeychain (which I installed and seems to work okay) here are the
instructions:

    * Copy SSHKeychain (SSHKeychain.app) to your Applications folder.
    * Run SSHKeychain. This should open a dock item and a statusbar item.
    * Click either the Statusbar Item, the Dock Item, or MainMenu and
      open the Preferences.
    * Open the Environment tab.
    * Enable "Manage global environment variables". This will make
      SSHKeychain available for other applications.
    * Open the keys tab and see if any of your keys are missing
        (~/.ssh/id_dsa and ~/.ssh/identity are default).
    * Add SSHKeychain to your Login Items in the System Preferences.
    * Re-login to make the global variables work.
    * Start up SSHKeychain, and you're set.

Woops, copied too much text, way back when.  ssh-mime-winxp.pl uses PuTTY, but rdp-mime-winxp.pl doesn't.

mysql 5.0 dumps the schema. What a pain in the ass.

Note that "timestamp" is basically impossible since its radically
different between 3.X and 5.X, which would break schemacheck on 3.X
based Emulabs. Since there are only three of them in the schema, I
changed schemadiff to not look too hard at them.

The ddijkstra function is copied from rc.route, needs to be refactored.

We are going to move to 6.1 soon anyway, I hope.