Hi,

after my last update of several packages i noticed, that some of the old-style 
start scripts turned into rc.d-style scripts. My first thought was cool, 
put some links into /etc/rc.d and be done. 
After a reboot i realized that this wouldn't work as /usr isn't mounted when 
rcorder is started. Copying the scripts helped, but i don't like this as the
scripts don't get removed/updatet when the package is removed/updated.

Wouldn't a simple rc.d script (e.g. PKG) do, that is called after /usr/ is 
mounted and simply calls rcorder in /usr/pkg/etc/rc.d and executes the 
scripts?

I remember that there was a thread about this and that there were some 
objections against this approach but i lost it.
As currently all packages reside in /usr/pkg or /usr/X11R6 and thus have to 
be started after /usr was mounted this would at least work.

Or am i missing something?
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Mario Kemper
magick@bundy.zhadum.de