Hi,

this is kind of a weird issue...

On an Ultra 1 running Solaris 9, I have bootstrapped pkgsrc and built a 
few packages. Since wip/isc-dhcpd wanted an /etc/rc.subr around, I 
installed pkgtools/rc.subr and copied the samba and dhcpd scripts to 
/etc/pkg.

Now, during a boot, _something_ looks into /etc/rc.d and sources the 
scripts into either /sbin/sh or /usr/bin/sh:

[...]
syslog service starting.
/etc/rc.d/isc_dhcpd: syntax error at line 66: `_osname=$' unexpected
/etc/rc.d/nmbd: syntax error at line 66: `_osname=$' unexpected
/etc/rc.d/smbd: syntax error at line 66: `_osname=$' unexpected
volume management starting.
The system is ready.

[hf@sunchen] ~ > uname -a
SunOS sunchen 5.9 Generic_112233-12 sun4u sparc SUNW,Ultra-1


-- and I can for the life of me not find out what that something is?!

Recursively grep(1)ing /etc for any combination of rc.d returns nothing 
substantial. There is definitely nothing in '/etc/rc?.d'.

Any ideas?

	hauke

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