jbjohnso fe4b65400f Several changes to improve IPMI behavior, *particularly* with IPMI 2.0
-Go back to restarting the log in process if rakp2 or rakp4 goes awry, it's too likely for a dropped packet to confuse IPMI 2 devices.
-Fix relog to reset session context to avoid getting distracted by now stale RAKP messages if the IPMI device happened to be slow
-Switch session ids on relog, so that everything can ignore packets from a zombie IPMI session reliably (e.g. relog recovery of a session).
-In parse_ipmi_payload, delete pendingargs in addition to deleting sessions_waiting entry.  The latter should have sufficed, but there persisted an odd
 issue where sometimes the last non-logout packet was erroneously retransmitted as retries at the end.  This change short-circuits
 the timedout function should this occur, generally delaying exit by 100 milliseconds whet it goes wrong.

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xCAT - eXtreme Cloud Administration Toolkit

xCAT is a toolkit for the deployment and administration of clusters.

xCAT documentation is available at: http://xcat.sourceforge.net/

xCAT is made available as open source software under the EPL license:
http://www.opensource.org/licenses/eclipse-1.0.php

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xCAT -- eXtreme Cloud Administration Toolkit. This is a mirror from git://git.code.sf.net/p/xcat/xcat-core
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