Martin Husemann said:

>The order of the scripts is determined first, for this steps all scripts
>and their REQUIRE/BEFORE/whatever keywords need to be present.

>Then scripts are run in the calculated sequence order.

>Somewhere in this sequence /usr becomes available. All scripts having binaries
>in /usr have to have proper REQUIRE: mountcrit{local,remote} flags.

Yes, that's the way my nameserver works.

Named 9.2.2 is in /usr/local/sbin.

The file /etc/rc.d/named points to that directory. Since /usr/local is a
separate partition, I have this in the named script:

# REQUIRE: SERVERS mountall

It just works.

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