handle any job_fail calls after the fact since it will result in deadlock
otherwise.

Conflicts:
	NEWS
	doc/man/man5/cgroup.conf.5

Add a check to make sure that the job completion RPC from a
slurmstepd match that node that the batch job is running on.
This would not be the case of for a job started on a node
if that node's slurmd fails, but the slurmstepd keeps running.
The job could then be requeued and generate a completion RPC
from both slurmstepd daemons (one per node). This logic will
ignore the job complete RPC from the node NOT currently
running the batch job.

Fix race condition on batch job termination that could result in a job exit
code of 0xfffffffe if the slurmd on node zero registers its active jobs at
the same time that slurmstepd is recording the job's exit code.
but 535

This is needed primarily for native Cray systems to avoid hitting their
LDAP or NIS server from every node in their system.  This can also provide
a more scalable model for other systems as well.

Conflicts:
	src/plugins/proctrack/cgroup/proctrack_cgroup.c

There was already cgroup locking in the version 14.03 code base
using different variable names and slighly different logic from
that in commit 3f6d9e36.
This commit is a variant of that commit in order to make the logic
in version 2.6 match that of our next release (logic which is
already pretty well tested).
bug 447

proctrack/cgroup - Add locking to prevent race condition where one job step
is ending for a user or job at the same time another job stepsis starting
and the user or job container is deleted from under the starting job step.
bug 447

Conflicts:
	NEWS
	src/common/gres.h
	src/slurmctld/node_scheduler.c

This eliminates some now redundant arrays and variable copying
introduced in commit 74d1a4b4
bug 525

Substantial performance improvement for systems with Shared=YES or FORCE
and large numbers of running jobs (replace bubble sort with quick sort).
Bug 525

Remove trailing spaces
No changes in logic

Original code worked only for Cray systems. For other systems it
set gres_alloc to the total number of each GRES allocated on each
node to any job