please test: rc.d-boot and qmail-run

["Amitai Schleier" <schmonz%NetBSD.org@localhost>]

Hi! I need your help -- particularly if you _don't_ run qmail or NetBSD, 
but also if you do.

I've been working on making it easy, across platforms, to

1) Run package-provided rc.d scripts at boot time, regardless of the 
platform's native init scheme
2) Run a fairly modern qmail (really) with sensible defaults

If you would, please update to -current pkgsrc and try installing 
mail/qmail-run and pkgtools/rc.d-boot. Reply off-list with your 
findings:

- Your OS, version, and architecture?
- Did packaging or installation break anywhere along the way? (Logs 
appreciated)
- Did you have to learn anything to get qmail running? (Details 
appreciated)
- Does it seem to work?
- Would you maybe actually consider using it? (I'd love to know why or 
why not)

If pkgtools/rc.d-boot doesn't yet support your platform, please consider 
sending me a brief summary of how to create a boot item. Patches are 
most welcome, too, of course. And no obligation for any of the above, 
just gratitude for any help you can offer.

Thanks,

- Amitai

P.S. rc.d-boot for SmartOS is known to be difficult: pkgsrc doesn't 
install package rc.d scripts when INIT_SYSTEM="smf".