NetDRMS Release Notes

Version 6.0

All references to the Perl SWIG interface to SUMS have been removed from the make system
The database-user owner of the series database table is the only user who can reduce a data record's disk cache retention time. Previously, any db user who could write (i.e., insert into) to the series database table was able to reduce the retention time for individual records.
libDRMS now calls SUM_infoArray() instead of SUM_infoEx() to obtain per-SU information. This call should be several times faster than SUM_infoEx().
unpublish_series.sh was ported to a perl script (unpublish.pl) that can be run in the background. unpublish_series.sh cannot be run in the background. Due to periodic long run times, this script needs to be run in the background.
We implemented some Perl subroutines, in subscribe_series.pl, to popluate the jmd queue from a just-subscribed-to series, and to install a jmd-queue-populating trigger on this just-subscribed-to series.
Increased the maximum number of open fits files allowed in libDRMS to 300 to match the limnit imposed by libcfitsio.
We eliminated the sum_rm start from NetDRMS.
Numerous bug fixes

There is a significant memory leak in the SUMS server, but it is not expected to interfere with normal operations.
When you run sum_start.NetDRMS you may receive multiple messages like
```
  !!WARNING: No JSOC_MACHINE in env
  SUMLIB_InfoGetArray() calls will fail
```
This is not true.

NetDRMS 6.0 is a subset of JSOC Version 6.0, q.v.

7 Dec 2011, 17:54-0800