46 lines
1.3 KiB
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46 lines
1.3 KiB
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I created this modified rc package with the following in mind:
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1) Replace bashisms with plain POSIX sh
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Which means they work with whatever shell you have installed as
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/bin/sh, also with bash, so no worries here, just as long as you
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realize the rc.conf file should not contain arrays, but variables,
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so your services line should look like:
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SERVICES="net xfs xdm crond portmap nfsclient sshd"
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2) Try to detect udev or devfs.
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3) Avoid using tempfiles when not necessary.
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4) Source rather than execute files if possible.
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5) Avoid code duplication.
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6) Avoid sending usefull errors to /dev/null
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7) Added the script /sbin/service which saves code-duplication and
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it is a simple frontend for /etc/rc.d/service
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Why did I want to get rid of bash. Well:
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~% ls -l /bin/mksh
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-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 184K aug 21 15:38 /bin/mksh
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Do you get it now? :-)
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Stuff you may want to add to /etc/pkgadd.conf:
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UPGRADE ^etc/rc$ YES
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UPGRADE ^etc/rc.conf$ NO
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UPGRADE ^etc/rc.dev$ YES
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UPGRADE ^etc/rc.local$ NO
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UPGRADE ^etc/rc.modules$ NO
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UPGRADE ^etc/rc.multi$ YES
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UPGRADE ^etc/rc.rescue$ YES
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UPGRADE ^etc/rc.shutdown$ YES
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UPGRADE ^etc/rc.single$ YES
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