startups according to rules that some of us understand. it may come of
sounding cocky, but any step beyond that would end up with a dependency
graph which will never happen. this file is now ~60% of the length a
week ago.
ok guenther, robert, aja and people who will not test it until it is in
rc_pre() functions are returning correctly. This change
also simplyfies the changes because false || return 1 can be replaced
with false if that's the last call. thanks halex@!
(As a reminder to others who spot this weirdness later and get
confused like I did: netstart never starts pfsync automatically,
because it would screw the states. That is why there is this 2nd
manual netstart run for pfsync)
ok mpf
* if we try to reload a non running daemon, just exit gracefully, like
we do for 'stop'
* add an rc_check call right after rc_reload to make sure the daemon is
still around; until now we only checked the pkill(1) return code but
that is not enough
ok robert@
to the machine's hostname either because there is a network problem
or because /etc/hosts is wrong. while trying to resolve it also does
not change it's process name so let's cope with that in the rc script
From now on rc(8) is going to call these scripts to start them up on boot
in the same order than before.
In addition the inetd and rwhod variables in rc.conf are deprecated so that
inetd_flags and rwhod_flags should be used. The old flags are still going
to be used for some time to allow users to switch.
There are more rc modifications to come later so let's put this in so
we can base more work on this.
It is important to mention that you can still keep using rc.local just
like the way you did before, and we have no intention to remove that either.
I'd also like to thank ajacoutot@, halex@, sthen@ and schwarze@ for working
on this with me.
deraadt