>    > This is a lose.  Once the user installs a package, he shouldn't have
>    > to copy stuff around to make it go.  I think this is going to be a serious
>    > negative for our pkg system.

	Please don't try to start daemons automatically, some of pkgsrc needs
	careful configuration to be secure/work properly.

>  I agree with what you are saying, but we have conflicting requirements.
>  What are the choices?
>  3) copy/ln -s from /etc/rc.d to /usr/pkg/etc/rc.d
>          PRO: configure info is in /etc.
>	       clients have entire package
>	  CON: users have to do something
>
>  I prefer #3. Perhaps the link from /etc/rc.d to /usr/pkg/etc/rc.d
>should occur automatically on "make install" for pkgsrc. Then, on the client
>(if there is one) the link has to be made if desired. This is a no-op for
>machines with a private /usr/pkg. Maybe we should have "pkg_enable foo"
>to do this for us, and perhaps create any accounts, etc. (ssh host key...) that
>is required.

	I vote for 3, without automatic symbolic links (user needs to
	something).  pkg_enable sounds good to me.

itojun