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Subject: databases/postgresql81-server - dangerous init script
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The rc.d script for this port contains a new style script, but follows
the old naming conventions, which will cause it to be executed directly
sourced into the boot shell, which is an unnecessary risk, since it
means that booting will fail if the script exits.

I believe this is actually true for many scripts.