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From: Garrett Wollman <wollman@bimajority.org>
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Subject: Good example for startup script with multiple "profiles"?
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It's sometimes useful to have a single rc script start multiple copies
of the same service, using different options.  (For example, and my
use case here, running a monitoring daemon with different parameters
on "inside" and "outside" network interfaces.)  Is there a good
example I can crib from for how best to code this up while taking
maximal advantage of the rc.subr framework?

-GAWollman