ENT-12668: Fix nt-discovery.sh usage and other improvements #124
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…r machine These were added to expose bug in how nt-discovery.sh is managed and used. Ticket: ENT-12668
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The nt-discovery.sh file was assumed to be in PWD which would almost never be the case except during development. This change required some further refactoring to change put() on UNIX hosts to copy to /tmp since otherwise we don't really know where PWD is reliably. Ticket: ENT-12668
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Initially the problem was cf-remote install localhost not working with nt-discovery.sh.
I fixed a few other things I found along the way to improve visibility of what is wrong when ssh/scp don't work and other bits I noticed.