Steve,

The condor status graphs should be fixed so that when the 
"GeneralPurposeVM" is unclaimed, it reports the status of the 
"SuspendVM" instead.  Without this, our reports of GLOW utilization are 
not showing the full utilization that really exists.

Here's an example of a condor_status query that does the right thing.  
It shows the state of each general purpose VM or, if unclaimed, the 
state of the corresponding suspension VM.

condor_status -pool glow.cs.wisc.edu -constraint 'IsGeneralPurposeVM && 
OpSys == "LINUX"' -f "%s\n" 
'ifThenElse(State=?="Unclaimed",ifThenElse(SuspendVMClaimed,"Claimed","Unclaimed"),State)'

We should also change the graph to report the "Backfill" state.

Also note that the description of the condor_status query in the 
following web page is slightly wrong (probably my fault).

http://noc.hep.wisc.edu/nrg/condor/pools/GLOW-condor-pool.cgi

It should have OpSys == "LINUX" rather than Arch == "LINUX".

Thanks,
--Dan