Created a new script, that's basically the reverse of the main sync script, in that it enables bugs to be logged against Cisco Products on the CDETS-side.   This one was written in python, which felt much better and easier than the perl counterpart.  The script basically runs on Win7-side, and directly from there queries our BZ-2, as well as CDETS-side using CLI.  It manages its own VPN connections.

At this stage:
* able to scan BZ for all new cdets against Cisco Products, and then creates those using CLI commands.
* uses the BZ-comments to include in the CDETS-side Summary field.
* If the above-mentioned Summary field is larger than its max of 2000 characters, it will also add the full-length summary as an attachment (still one bug there perhaps).
* Also, it can get the resulting CDET Identifier and again update the BZ-bug to put that value in the CDETS Reference field in Bugzilla
* can also update existing BZ-cdets using the fixcr command.  But not yet able to determine when to update (TODO:  determine when an update is necessary to Cisco Product cdet, we can't just update every single cdet with BZ-values every single time).

TODO: 1.  add ability to judge when to update or not to update
TODO: 2.  integration with the other existing CSYNC systems/scripts
TODO: 3.  automate to run every day
TODO: 4.  retrieve info from CDETS using findcr, compare and update BZ-bugs if possible