Change alias definitions to be global, so aliases can be reused across different networks

main.py

@@ -17,6 +17,7 @@ filemap = {
     "monitor": ["monitor.json", "monitoring database", "json"],
     "tokens": ["tokens.json", "authentication tokens", "json"],
     "aliasdata": ["aliasdata.json", "data for alias generation", "json"],
+    "alias": ["alias.json", "provisioned alias data", "json"],
 
     # Binary (pickle) configs
     "network": ["network.dat", "network list", "pickle"]
@@ -59,6 +60,12 @@ def loadConf(var):
     if filemap[var][2] == "json":
         with open(configPath+filemap[var][0], "r") as f:
             globals()[var] = json.load(f)
+        if var == "alias":
+            # This is a hack to convert all the keys into integers since JSON
+            #  turns them into strings...
+            #  Dammit Jason!
+            global alias
+            alias = {int(x):y for x, y in alias.items()}
     elif filemap[var][2] == "pickle":
         try:
             with open(configPath+filemap[var][0], "rb") as f: