Fix Lua link order

Patch from Yuri D'Ella

Note that if a job is requeued, it's submit time is changed and the record appears
as a duplicate job with a different submit time. Patch by Bill Brophy, Bull.

Put -llua* in LIBS rather than LDFLAGS to get correct link order.
Without this the configure test for Lua fails when using GCC 4.6,
the default compiler on recent Linux distributions like Ubuntu
11.10.

not specified.

new job_list variable already added.

sub block allocations.

when using the SLURM clients.

made

Mention the ability to use glob(7) patterns for Epilog and Prolog
in the slurm.conf(5) man page.

When prolog and epilog scripts start to diverge on multiple clusters
within the same center it begins to get very painful to keep these
scripts up-to-date, and their implementation usually ends up being
quite convoluted.

One solution is to have prolog and epilog simply run a series of
scripts from a directory, e.g. the epilog might do

 for script in /etc/slurm/epilog.d/*; do
   $script || exit 1;
 done

Then an optional bit of prolog/epilog logic can be implemented
as a little scriptlet and only installed on the needed clusters.

However, it might be nice if this globbing functionality was standard in
SLURM, because it would be more easily available and standardized
for sysadmins.

This is especially nice for plugins that use the job_control_env()
environment to affect behavior of the epilog and prolog. With

 Prolog=/etc/slurm/prolog.d/*
 Epilog=/etc/slurm/epilog.d/*

in slurm.conf, a plugin could be a self-contained package by dropping
a setup script into /etc/slurm/prolog.d/, a cleanup script into
/etc/slurm/epilog.d/ and the actual plugin which implements the
srun/sbatch/salloc option could be installed into /etc/slurm/lua.d/
or /etc/slurm/plugstack.conf.d/

This patch implements a glob syntax for the run_script logic
in slurmd. It should not change behavior of existing configs,
since they should not have any special glob characters in
the Prolog and Epilog config settings.

I'm just sending this out as a request for comments at this time.