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Subject: Re: 8.0 rc.d scripts less verbose?
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On Thursday 17 September 2009 6:42:29 am Doug Barton wrote:
> > Also, I agree with Oliver; YES should probably be the default
> > (POLA) so folks annoyed by 'too much information' in console.log
> > can disable it.
> 
> This late in the release cycle I'm comfortable adding a knob, but I'm
> not comfortable toggling the default. If there is consensus on the
> freebsd-rc list to make the default "yes" then I will go with that
> consensus.

I actually vote for getting this into 8.0 and turning the messages back on to 
undo the current POLA violation in 8.0.  The biggest thing I think is just 
restoring the functionality as the messages are handy when debugging a 
startup issue.

-- 
John Baldwin