rc.d cleanup patch redux

[Doug Barton]

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Ok, let's try this again. :-/

At the below URL is a patch that does the following:

1. Remove "Deprecated variable name support" from rc.subr that was 
supposed to be done after 6.x branched, but didn't get done (substantially 
my fault).

2. Remove $NetBSD$ tags from all the rc.d files, since they aren't really 
relevant any longer, and the information will be in CVS anyway. I'm 
leaving it in rc.subr since we still occasionally pull stuff over in that 
file.

3. Remove the comment from named_flags, to match all the other empty 
_flags variables *grumble*

4. s/bootparams/bootparamd/g to match the convention of having $name, 
PROVIDE, and file name match. I did check to make sure this script isn't 
called from anywhere else, but if anyone is actually using it that would 
be great feedback.

5. Add the shutdown KEYWORD to all the scripts that start persistent 
services. I'm not sure why this was never done in the past, but I think it 
should be done, since it allows the possibility of a clean(er) shutdown. I 
left out network, routing, and kerberos stuff from this pass, since I 
don't use kerberos and I'm not sure what effect this would have, and 
routing (including firewall stuff) can go down last as it does now.

6. cvs rm'ed bootconf.sh (it's not hooked up, and hasn't been for a long 
time) and removed early.sh (as previously advertised way back when).

7. A few miscellaneous whitespace cleanups.

8. Added a couple stop_cmd=':' where needed.

In an ideal world, none of this should negatively impact functionality, 
especially at boot. I'm interested in feedback about the shutdown stuff 
though, and obviously the more testing the better ...


Doug


http://dougbarton.us/rcd-cleanup.patch

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