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Opened Feb 27, 2017 by teor@teor

Make it easier to find a network generated during 'make test-network-all'

When we run a tor 'make test-network-all' we create several chutney networks in quick succession. If one of them fails, it's very hard to locate its logs.

So instead of moving the 'nodes' directory to a timestamped backup path when the next network is created, let's create the nodes directory at a timestamped path, and then link the latest timestamped directory to nodes.

Then we can log the unchanging path, so users can find the logs later.

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Reference: legacy/trac#21567