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From: Bruce Evans <bde@zeta.org.au>
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Subject: sysconfig
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I'm now fairly happy with the way /etc/rc stuff is done.

I've noticed a problem with the way sysconfig is used: netstart, (etc.)
doesn't source it directly, so netstart only work when sourced from rc.
netstart should probably source sysconfig for itself and be run by `sh'
instead of `.' from rc.  The "#!/bin/sh" line in netstart is bogus now
because netstart isn't self-supporting; it is also bogus because
netstart is installed with perms 644.

Bruce