/etc/rc.d/named in 6.2 now breaks other nameds

[pete at mu.org]

We've been running dual named servers for several years on FreeBSD, and
usually the /etc/rc.d/named only operates on the /usr/sbin/named.  The
bind we run from /usr/local has independent start and stop scripts out
of /usr/local/etc/rc.d.

However, it appears the /etc/rc.d/named in FreeBSD 6.2 now does something that equates to a kill all, and kills any named that is running.


# Old pre 6.2 way:

       Stopping named.
       + _doit=kill -TERM 82067
       + [ -n  ]
       + eval kill -TERM 82067
       + kill -TERM 82067
       + _return=0
       + [ 0 -ne 0 ]
       + wait_for_pids 82067
       + _list=82067


# New 6.2 way:

        Stopping named+ rndc stop
        + echo -n : rndc failed, trying killall: 
        : rndc failed, trying killall: + killall named
        : + echo .
        :

Can this be set up kill just the pid in /var/run/named/named.pid as it
used to?

Thanks,

Pete