Fixed in the trunk.

Fixed in the trunk.

This commit does two things.  Firstly it adds the first version of the source
code for the executables to help the rmcd daemon to work with Oracle ACS
compatible tape-libraries.  Secondly it refactors and cleans up some of the
rmcd daemon code.

Please note that the source code of the binaries to help the rmcd work with
Oracle ACS tape-libraries is neither compiled or packaged into rpms.  Therefore
there will be no affect on the current 2.1.14 release concerning these
executables.

Reverse committing 25579:25519 because the revissions from 25520 to 25579 were too detailed.  They were meant to be a single revision pushed from my git repository.  The --merge option git svn dcommit did not do what I expected.

Added the struct rmc_srv_rqst_context to be used to pass the context of a request to a server side function of rmcd that is responsible for servicing a client request.

Replaced the global variable localhost of rmc_procreq.c with a parameter passed to each of the functions implemented within rmc_procreq.c

Fixed in the dedicated SVN branch named tapeservercleanup2013.

Removed the no longer required -DNOTRACE compilation option from the compilation rules of smcsubr.o and smcsubr2.o

Fixed in the trunk.

Fixed in the trunk.

This modification includes removing the loader option from rmc library calls
used by smc.

Added const qualifiers where necessary to netwrite(), most importantly this function does not modify the contents of the buffer passed to it

Modified smc/Imakefile so that the link stage of the smc command-line tool
explicitly names libcastorcommon.so as a dependency.  The build process already
works due to some implicit symbol resolutions as link time.  This modification
makes the link logic easier for the reader to by making it explict.

Fixed in the trunk.

My previous commit was great if all you wanted to do was build CASTOR from the trunk directory.  Unfortunatley my previous commit is a failure if you wish to build CASTOR from a sub-directory.  Reverse merging my last commit in order to repair my mistake.