...how about /etc/sysconf or /etc/conf?

#define AUTHOR "explorer@flame.org ("Michael Graff")"

/*
 * 
 * >However, /etc/init.d just makes things really easy for the machine in
 * >some ways, fails to solve the ordering problem, and makes things
 * >really unpleasant for humans.
 * 
 * I don't see how it causes problems for humans.  If you want to modify
 * the startup of foo, you edit /etc/init.d/foo.  That seems easier to me
 * than editing one massive file.
 * 
 * 
 * I do not like /etc/init.d though. I would perfer /etc/sysstart/ or
 * something like that.  Something non SYSVish.  ;)
 * 
 * --Michael
 * 
 * --
 * Michael Graff <explorer@flame.org>        NetBSD is the way to go!
 * PGP key on a key-server near you!         Rayshade the world!
 * 
 */

#undef AUTHOR	/* "explorer@flame.org ("Michael Graff")" */




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