Heads up next time you update /etc/rc, /etc/rc.conf and friends.

I've just updated these files (rc.conf, rc, netstart, rc.local) to
use a two-variable scheme. Instead of disabling a program by setting
the flags to a special value, we now have a variable named after
the program or daemon that is set to YES or NO, and a *_flags
variable set to the default set of flags. This also enables rc to
print warnings if an enable/disable flag is not set, so that you
know you missed something in an update.

One other hand feature is that there is now a variable in rc.conf
called `rc_configured' which is set to NO by default. If this is
not set to YES, the system will complain and drop into single-user
mode.  This will avoid embarassing multi-user boots of unconfigured
systems. :-)

cjs

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