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Subject: Re: /etc/rc.conf, take 46!
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John Baldwin wrote:
> 
> However, the original definition has already been used once the /etc/rc.conf
> has been read.  Unless you are going to call the for loop twice, once after
> /etc/defaults/rc.conf to include /etc/rc.conf and once after /etc/rc.conf to
> include the extra stuff you define, your changes to ${rc_conf_files} in
> /etc/rc.conf will never take effect.

Make a sucking function (or separate script), call it recursively
for each time rc_conf_files change.

#!/bin/sh
for file in $1
do
   . $file
   if [ "${rc_conf_files}X" != "$*X" ] then
	. $0 "${rc_conf_files}"
   fi
done

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