srm-client: drop support for SRM v1.1

Motivation:

The SRM v1.1 protocol is *long* dead.

Support in dCache for v1.1 was made optional and disabled by default in
2015 (dCache v2.14) and support for SRM v1.1 dropped altogether in 2016
(dCache v2.16).

This code simplication is in preparation for adding support bearer
tokens.

Modification:

Drop all SRM v1.1-only commands.

Drop configuration that allows selection of SRM v1.1 or SRM v2.2.

Drop resulting dead-code.

Result:

srm-client no longer supports SRM v1.1.

Target: master
Request: 6.2
Requires-notes: yes (srm-client)
Requires-book: no
Patch: https://rb.dcache.org/r/12570/
Acked-by: Tigran Mkrtchyan

docs/TheBook/src/main/markdown/cookbook-clients.md

@@ -317,7 +317,7 @@ Usage:
 Example 22.1. surveying the space tokens available in a directory.
 
 ```console-user
-srm-get-space-tokens srm://dcache.example.org -srm_protocol_version=2
+srm-get-space-tokens srm://dcache.example.org
 ```
 
 A successful result:
@@ -363,7 +363,6 @@ Example:
 ```console-user
 srm-reserve-space  \
 |-desired_size 2000 \
-|-srm_protocol_version=2 \
 |-retention_policy=REPLICA \
 |-access_latency=ONLINE \
 |-guaranteed_size 1024 \

docs/TheBook/src/main/markdown/reference.md

@@ -6,7 +6,6 @@ Part IV. Reference
 + [27. dCache Clients](rf-clients-srm.md)
     - [The SRM Client Suite](rf-clients-srm.md#the-srm-client-suite)
     - [srmcp](rf-clients-srm.md#srmcp) — Copy a file from or to an SRM or between two SRMs.
-    - [srmstage](rf-clients-srm.md#srmstage) — Request staging of a file.
     - [dccp](rf-clients-srm.md#dccp)
     - [dccp](rf-clients-srm.md#dccp) — Copy a file from or to a dCache server.
 

docs/TheBook/src/main/markdown/rf-clients-srm.md

@@ -6,7 +6,6 @@ Chapter 27. dCache Clients
 + [The SRM Client Suite](#the-srm-client-suite)
 
   [srmcp](#srmcp) — Copy a file from or to an SRM or between two SRMs.
-  [srmstage](#srmstage) — Request staging of a file.
 
 + [dccp](#dccp)
   [dccp](#dccp) — Copy a file from or to a dCache server.
@@ -76,22 +75,6 @@ Example:
 srmcp --streams_num=1 --server_mode=active sourceUrl destinationUrl
 ```
 
-### Description
-
-### srmstage
-srmstage - Request staging of a file.
-
-### synopsis
-srmstage[srmUrl]
-
-Arguments
-srmUrl
-The URL of the file which should be staged.
-
-### Description
-
-Provides an option to the user to stage files from HSM to dCache and not transfer them to the user right away. This case will be useful if files are not needed right away at user end, but its good to stage them to dcache for faster access later.
-
 ### dccp
 
 dccp — Copy a file from or to a dCache server.

modules/srm-client/README

@@ -15,9 +15,6 @@
   What are the tools available in this package?
   _____________________________________________
 
-  SRM V1.1 clients: srmcp, srm-get-metadata, srm-get-request-status, 
-  srm-advisory-delete, srmping, srmstage
-
   SRM V2.2 clients: srmcp, srm-reserve-space, srm-release-space, 
   srmrm, srmrmdir, srmls, srmmkdir, srmmv, srmping, srm-bring-online
 
@@ -26,7 +23,7 @@
   What is srmcp
   -------------
 
-  srmcp is the implementation of srm client as specified by srm spec v1.1 and srm spec v2.2
+  srmcp is the implementation of srm client as specified by srm spec v2.2
 
   What can I use srmcp for.
   _______________________
@@ -90,8 +87,6 @@ Usage: srmcp [command line options] source(s) destination
 	 a pair of positive integers separated by ":",
 	 not set by default 
 -gss_expected_name=<gss expected name in the srm server DN> default value is host
--srm_protocol_version=<srm protocol version>
-	 or just specify -1  or -2 
 -conf=<path to the configuration file> default value is config.xml
 -save_conf=<path to the file in which the new configuration will be saved>
 	 no transfer will be performed if this option is specified
@@ -130,13 +125,7 @@ Usage: srmcp [command line options] source(s) destination
 -pushmode=<true or false>  true to use the push mode in case
 	 of srm Mass Storage Systems (MSS) to MSS copy, 
 	 false to use the pull mode, the default mode is pull mode (false)
--srmstage=<true or false, false by default> 
-	 if set to true - the source files are staged only onto disk cache
-	 and not transferred to client right away> 
-	 if set to false - the source files are transferred to the client
 -use_urlcopy_script=<true or false> use java native copiers of use urcopy script
--srm_protocol_version=<1 or 2> 1 for srm 1.1 or 2 for srm 2.2, no other protocols are supported
-	 or just specify -1  or -2 
 -request_lifetime=<num of seconds> request lifetime in seconds
 -copyjobfile=<file> where <file> is the path to the text file containing 
 	 the list of sources and destination