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Jarrod Johnon 06714089fe Recover from kill() while in command
If a thread has kill() after incommand was set, but before it actually
completed, then no fixup action will occur.  Correct this by shrugging
off incommand if it was set more than the maximum possible timeout
before so that things can try to recover.  An attempt was made with a
Lock and 'with', but kill() did not see the lock actually release, so
resort to expiring criteria instead.

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This is a pure python implementation of IPMI protocol.

pyghmicons and pyghmiutil are example scripts to show how one may incorporate
this library into python code
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