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Subject: Re: Startup after named
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Edwin Groothuis wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> A certain port (net/freenet6) needs to be started up after the
> system is capable of doing DNS requests. That sounds like "REQUIRE:
> named".
> 
> But what if the system doesn't have named enabled?
> What kind of require can I use for either named *or* networking?

REQUIRE is somewhat poorly named, as it implies that the feature must 
be enabled to satisfy the requirement, which is not true. It would 
more properly be called AFTER since it only applies to how rcorder 
arranges the scripts to be run (and therefore tested to see if they 
are enabled or not).

Without knowing the details of what you're working on, you can 
probably just REQUIRE named.

hth,

Doug

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