wip: new flags --generate-globus-ssl-key-and-csr and --check-certs (latter is no-op place holder) : able to generate Globus csr at will
Small changes to show new flags in usage
wip: grid-security - relink logic
generation of globus key and csr + w/ small node type guard on _relocate_n_relink function
putting latest flags in --help output
more descriptive name to generate_self_signed_cert (added the signed)
WIP: Checking certificates for expiry and sanity (both globus and node)
expiry checks moved into functions, install globus keypair moved to esg-globus
stop the function, install_globus_keypair if can't find cert to install
a bit more checking on size of generated certificate files, etc. (check on subshell returns)
Cannot return from a subshell - shoot... - will have to refit other places where returning out of a subshell
small change to default use esgf_host and to add new flags to bash completion file
added restart function for myproxy
Added logrotate ability for catalina.{out,err} files
Just enumerating the output lines for CRITICAL FAILURE messages to make them easier to pin point
moved set_aside_web_app... functions from esg-node to esg-functions
updated version tags for esg-orp and esgf-search
Update web-fe to v2.3.0
When calling update should do equiv of '--check u' before running install process
Bug fix-ish: Make sure that the node responds to "hostname --fqdn" command

Ran into weird issue that if the node does not have a fully qualified
domain name that "hostname --fqdn" returns a "host unknown" response.
So we have to make sure that the host is given a fully qualified
domain name value in (on CentOS) /etc/sysconfig/network for the
hostname key.  It is a strange corner case that I found.

It is strange because straight "hostname" works (and gives the single
name value of the hostname).

By the way to make this take effect after changing the "network"
file... you have to *reboot* the machine.

So this check will do an up front check before things start to cascade
out of control as various parts of the code looks to "hostname --fqdn"
for a value... (sort of)