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Now displays time as shown in the database (don't want to use nms.now,
since that might not reflect the actual data). This does have one flaw:
Ping time is a separate request, so technically there could be a miss-match
there.
Also fix the padding-issue with time display. (E.g.:
17:5:5
17:50:5
17:5:50
17:50:50
7:51:15
17:15:51
etc.
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1. Add scaffolding for frontend timer tweaks, and a simple debug UI for it.
2. Add frontend ajax-tracker, to avoid spamming the backend too fast when
it's unable to cope.
3. Considerably simplify the SQL
The SQL tuning has drastically cut the response time of port-state.pl. I
need to update the schema too to reflect the new indexes I'm using.
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Also introduces several related style-fixes.
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Not a big deal for chromium at the moment, but firefox liked it.
It also has more potential for future improvments.
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- Remove prototype (merged with index/nms)
- Use fewer global variables
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We only get ping_data for live networks, but that creates a problem when we
iterate that list instead of the complete list of switches/linknets: If a
switch goes away, its last status would be shown.
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