Remove comment to fix client, since that's been done

basice2e/run.sh

@@ -198,28 +198,6 @@ wait $PIDVAL
 wait $PIDVAL2
 
 
-# FIXME: Go into client and clean up it's output so this is not necessary
-# for C in $(ls -1 $CLIENTOUT); do
-#     # Remove the [CLIENT] Lines and cut them down
-#     strings $CLIENTOUT/$C | grep "\[CLIENT\]" | cut -d\  -f5- | grep -e "Received\:" -e "Sending Message" -e "Message from" > $CLIENTCLEAN/$C || true
-#     # Take the clean lines and add them
-#     strings $CLIENTOUT/$C | grep -v "\[CLIENT\]" | grep -e "Received\:" -e "Sending Message" -e "Message from" >> $CLIENTCLEAN/$C || true
-#     strings $CLIENTOUT/$C | grep -v "\[CLIENT\]" | cut -d\  -f5- | grep -e "Received\:" >> $CLIENTCLEAN/$C || true
-# done
-
-# only expect up to 10c messages from the e2e clients
-# head -10 $CLIENTCLEAN/client9_rekey.txt | strings | grep -v "\.\.\." | grep -v "Timestamp" > $CLIENTCLEAN/client9.txt || true
-# head -10 $CLIENTCLEAN/client18_rekey.txt | strings | grep -v "\.\.\."  | grep -v "Timestamp" > $CLIENTCLEAN/client18.txt || true
-# rm $CLIENTCLEAN/client9_rekey.txt $CLIENTCLEAN/client18_rekey.txt || true
-
-
-# strings $CLIENTCLEAN/client42.txt | grep -v "Timestamp" | grep -v "\.\.\." > $CLIENTCLEAN/client42-clean.txt || true
-# strings $CLIENTCLEAN/client43.txt | grep -v "Timestamp" | grep -v "\.\.\." > $CLIENTCLEAN/client43-clean.txt || true
-# strings $CLIENTCLEAN/client74.txt | grep -v "Timestamp" | grep -v "\.\.\." > $CLIENTCLEAN/client74-clean.txt || true
-# mv $CLIENTCLEAN/client42-clean.txt $CLIENTCLEAN/client42.txt
-# mv $CLIENTCLEAN/client43-clean.txt $CLIENTCLEAN/client43.txt
-
-
 cp $CLIENTOUT/*.txt $CLIENTCLEAN/
 
 # Ignore rekey for now