rename drain_as_needed to requeue_and_error so we don't drain and error a block.  This used to be needed for accounting, but not it is not needed anymore and error does the job just fine without drainning the whole node as well

BLUEGENE - make it so reset of boot counter happens only on state change and not when a new job comes along.

This fixes a problem running test24.2 with priority/basic

    in addition to "User"). Patch from Don Albert, BULL.

    than midplane counts.

sacctmgr now has smarts to figure out if a qos is a default qos when modifing a user/acct or removing a qos.

Made openssl not be required to build RPMs, it is not required anymore since munge is the default crypto plugin.

    salloc, sbatch and srun man pages. These options are defunct, Patch from
    Rod Schultz, Bull.

inconsistent configuration

    managed. Substantially improves performance for large numbers of tasks.
    Adds support for SLURM_PMI_KVS_NO_DUP_KEYS environment variable. Patch
    from Hongjia Cao, NUDT.

    cancels a job while the node is not responding but slurmctld has not yet
    the node down. Patch from Hongjia Cao, NUDT.

the SIGALRM handling needed to be changed

    malloc function is interupted and called again. The malloc function is
    thread safe, but not reentrant.

xmalloc, which is not reentrant. original patch made in revision 21605

The sample code does not refer to the 'posix' Lua module. However, the
absence of the module is sufficient to keep slurmctld from starting, which is
confusing when trying to learn the capabilities of the job_submit/lua module.

Removing the inclusion does not hurt the code and makes it easier to get
started.  Patch from Gerrit.

This fixes the display of Resources_List.walltime in full (-f) mode: despite
non-zero values, it is printed as "00:00:00", because the hash key 'aWDuration'
is not defined there. Use 'time_limit' and convert from minutes to seconds.
Patch from Gerrit.

    state be NODE_FAIL rather than CANCELLED.

Based on 03_scontrol_clusters_argu~1.diff from Gerrit.