I like this option, however... it would be nice if /etc/rc would also 
do the following.
if a file by the same name exists in both /etc/rc.d and 
/usr/pkg/etc/rc.d, (e.g. sshd)
then use the one in /usr/pkg/etc/rc.d which is presumably newer 
(unless you've just
upgraded as I am planning on doing soon).

Or for packages in the base system, do people think it's smarter to 
just install to a
root dir of / instead of /usr/pkg?  (bind, sendmail, postfix, sshd, ssh...)

- Roger

At 12:35 AM -0400 5/14/03, Erik Osheim wrote:
>
>3) Calling /usr/pkg/etc/rc.d scripts from rc.local. This means that 
>there are two places instead of one for specifying daemons, but does 
>keep everything in its nice place, and avoids name-collisions like 
>sshd.