On Tue, 19 Sep 2000, Luke Mewburn wrote:

# The benefit at the moment is that:
# 	a) it's obvious that rc.conf is reading defaults from
# 	   default/rc.conf
# 
# 	b) if someone doesn't want this behaviour of reading defaults
# 	   they just have to replace rc.conf (possibly even with
# 	   default/rc.conf), and not have to edit rc.subr.

Not to mention that you probably shouldn't be editing rc.subr without
a good reason.  There's some stuff in there that'd put hair on a billiard
ball.

Now if only we could find a market for hairy billiard balls...

				--*greywolf;
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