make-automaps: Remove isi2 special code

There is some special coding for projects which used to be on isi2, so
that some clients used special interfaces of the isi2 system.

This code is obsolete, because all projects have been moved away from
isi2.

For these moved projects, wrong entries with the same key are created in
the amd.project map. This didn't cause problems, because automount uses
the first entry in the map file.

The only project, which has not been removed until now is solexawork30:

    # grep solexawork30 /etc/automount/auto.project
    solexawork30 buttstallion:/amd/buttstallion/M/M8039/project/solexawork30
    solexawork30 isi2-10g-06:/ifs/project/solexawork30
    # df /project/solexawork30
    Filesystem                                                     1K-blocks         Used  Available Use% Mounted on
    buttstallion:/amd/buttstallion/M/M8039/project/solexawork30 109392431104 100384577536 9007853568  92% /project/solexawork30

Remove obsolete code.

make-automaps/make-automaps

@@ -57,9 +57,7 @@ sub parse_jbod_line {
 		return undef;
 }
 
-our %ISI_D=(eiapopeia=>'isi2-10g-01',enemenemuh=>'isi2-10g-02',simsalabimbambasaladusaladim=>'isi2-10g-03');
-our @ISI_P=qw(galaxy ES-E14 solexadata04 solexawork30);
-our %IGNORE=map{$_=>1} qw(ftpadm ftp ftpin wwwcmb postgresdata mysqldata kde qt xfce bigblast mzsqldb sge sge6-2 drvault),@ISI_P;
+our %IGNORE=map{$_=>1} qw(ftpadm ftp ftpin wwwcmb postgresdata mysqldata kde qt xfce bigblast mzsqldb sge sge6-2 drvault);
 
 sub parse_map_line {
 	my ($in,$source)=@_;
@@ -148,18 +146,6 @@ local9	:/amd/$hostname/S9/scratch
 local10	:/amd/$hostname/S10/scratch
 eof
 
-######################################## /project
-
-open O,'>>','/etc/automount/auto.project' or die "/etc/automount/auto.project: $!\n";
-
-for my $p (@ISI_P) {
-	if (exists ($ISI_D{$hostname})) {
-		print O "$p $ISI_D{$hostname}:/ifs/project/$p\n";
-	} else {
-		print O "$p isi2-10g-06:/ifs/project/$p\n";
-	}
-}
-
 ######################################## /package
 
 open O,'>>','/etc/automount/auto.package' or die "/etc/automount/auto.package: $!\n";