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Subject: /etc/rc.d dir processed twice on startup?
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Hello all,

I have just updated my mail server to 6.0-RELEASE from
4.6 (which was very stable, but getting old).  I had a script
that started mimedefang then sendmail, using=20
mta_start_script=00=3D"/root/start_sendmail"
in /etc/rc.conf.  I removed that value after I received errors
on reboot from sendmail unable to bind to various multi-homed
addresses, apparently caused by sendmail starting up again.

I tried adding the mimedefang lines to the /etc/rc.d/sendmail script
in the sendmail_precmd()=00 section,
but now I find it is starting mimedefang 2 times.  This makes me think
that the script is somehow being run a second time.

Any suggestions?  TIA

Greg Himes
Spec. Prod. Dir.
CHL Design Group