When a user changes a job's configuration (e.g. size), then
recalculate it's priority. Based upon a patch from Phil Eckert, LLNL.

If there is no SchedLogfile defined and 'scontrol schedloglevel 1'
is issued from an administrator, slurmctld will segfault at the
next "sched: " log message due to NULL log file pointer. There
are obviously multiple ways to fix this issue, but in this patch
the RPC simply returns and "Operation Disabled" error immediately
if the sched log file is NULL.

Other options include opening a new logfile with a default name,
sending sched log messages to stderr, or enhancing the scontrol
interface to allow specifying a logfile name for the schedlog.

There are other cases in the schedlog code that could cause problems
for the slurmctld, but since the sched log stuff is tied in strangely
with the rest of the logging code, I didn't want to try modifying
anything in log.c, for fear of breaking the normal logging functions.
Patch from Mark Grondona, LLNL.

Add State=ACTIVE or State=INACTIVE to "scontrol show reservation" output.
Patch from Phil Eckert, LLNL.

and vice versa the node->base partition lists will be displayed if setup
in your .slurm/sviewrc file.

This removes a duplicate call to _log_msg() when a user's access is
denied or "no_sys_info" command line option is NOT set. The duplicate
log message was a result of commit 12ba7f70
on January 29, 2010. Patch from Mark Grondona, LLNL.

ba_geo_test_all()

Add a "deny_wrap" argument to BG resource placement algorithm.
This is due to a restriction in IBM's sub-block allocation logic.

Fix bug which would crash slurmcld if job's owner (not root) tries to clear
a job's licenses by setting value to "".

If a job is deferred due to partition limits, then re-test those limits
after a partition is modified. Patch from Don Lipari.

full system block, and a debug printout.

start.

blocks.

Remove some logginging added in the previous commit

correct geometry of the system.

shutdown and then the system size changed.  This would probably only happen
if you were emulating a system.

when we are on a small block, not a regular one.

This is meant to better show gang scheduling activity

The delay in killing jobs was sometimes longer than necessary. Based
on patch from Rod Schultz, Bull.

isn't sent to the slurmd where environment variables would be overwritten
incorrectly.

position in the block instead of absolute.