Just a small sidenote according to your shell script:
You're defining
# echo without newline
necho () {
echo "$*" | tr -d '\012'
}
Why don't you use echo -n which suppresses the newline instead
of involving another program to do something that echo can do
on its own? This is how FreeBSD does it in its system scripts.
echo -n "Starting service... "
start_service
echo "done."
And according to
test -d /usr/bin || exit 0 # /usr not mounted
Woudln't it be more compliant to exit 1 to signal an error
due to /usr not being mounted? Exit code 0 is usually used
to signal that no error has happened (successful program
run), which isn't the case when the script is not (completely)
run.
--
Polytropon
>From Magdeburg, Germany
Happy FreeBSD user since 4.0
Andra moi ennepe, Mousa, ...
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