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On Thu, Feb 03, 2005 at 09:30:32AM +0000, Matthias Scheler wrote:

> > that won't work on all systems. an alternate approach needs to be
> > used instead.
>=20
> Why not? It think the issue is that the scripts need "/usr". Not necessar=
ily
> for "awk" (which is only used in the "stop" case) but for the binaries in
> "/usr/pkg" which it starts.

only if LOCALBASE:M/usr* .. we must be careful not to assume /usr/pkg
:-)

you're right though - if awk(1) is only used in the "stop" case, this
should be ok. I admit I did not look at the script, thanks for
clarifying this.

grant.


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