resource_limits: Delete settings for httpd

Delete settings in resource_limits.conf that are no longer used.  In
particular, commit 3b74dd3d162a9a3b63a7ac4e1eaccea6b889e186 (removing v1
cartridges) removed all use of the apache_bandwidth, apache_maxconnection,
apache_bandwidtherror, rotatelogs_interval, and rotatelogs_format settings.

Note that the tc_max_bandwidth and tc_user_share settings can be used
now for bandwidth control.

See the thread 'network bandwidth' at
http://lists.openshift.redhat.com/openshift-archives/dev/2013-August/thread.html#00091
Bug fix where footer is one pixel too tall (causing a vertical scroll bar when none is needed) and vertically centering logo and copyright

Cleanup of error pages

Bug fix where multiple outage annoucements weren't properly spaced on the login page
Removed empty lib/util file from PHP cartridge
Updated JBoss cartridges to use OPENSHIFT_GEAR_MEMORY_MB for memory calculations
Merge pull request #3896 from rhamilto/master

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Bug 1019646: Check if specified git ref is valid during deploy
Merge pull request #3911 from mfojtik/card_293_post_mortem

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Fix broker extended tests
Fix for bug 1019880
Fix for bug 1019876
Adding application and domain icon to their respective page heading
Adjustments to icon-text-shadow mixin to optimize contrast of icon on light background, which was currently unused
oo-admin-ctl-iptables-port-proxy: SELinux fix

Give input to iptables-restore on standard input instead of using command
substitution.

Bash was expanding the <(...) command-substitution to a fifo, which
oo-admin-ctl-iptables-port-proxy was then passing to the iptables-restore
command as a command-line argument.  If oo-admin-ctl-iptables-port-proxy
was being run from the /etc/init.d/openshift-iptables-port-proxy
initscript, then Bash would have an SELinux context with type initrc_t, and
it thus would create the fifo also with type initrc_t.  However,
iptables-restore transitions SELinux contexts so that it is running with
the iptables_t type.  The iptables-restore command would thus fail when it
tried to open the fifo because SELinux policy blocks processes with type
iptables_t from reading fifos with type initrc_t.

(Interestingly, the manpage for iptables-restore does not indicate that
iptables-restore is even supposed to take a filename as an argument.)

This commit fixes bug 1020391.
Merge pull request #3891 from Miciah/resource_limits.conf-remove-apache_bandwidth-and-related-settings

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Merge pull request #3912 from fotioslindiakos/java_memory_optimization

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fix bz 1020517 - rescue missing min/max; new group instances should respect min_gears limit
Merge pull request #3916 from ironcladlou/bz/1020365

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Merge pull request #3919 from pravisankar/dev/ravi/fix-broker-extended

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Merge pull request #3915 from abhgupta/abhgupta-dev

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Merge pull request #3920 from sg00dwin/console_light_theme_dev

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Merge pull request #3922 from Miciah/bug-1020391-openshift-iptables-port-proxy-service-doesnt-start-because-of-selinux

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