port override for sysutils/rc_subr

[Aaron Malone]

The FreeBSD ports are starting to use rc.subr for startup scripts 
(rsyncd and exim are two I've run into), and the ports system (if  
automatically pulls in a copy of the FreeBSD rc.subr to put in /usr/
local/etc.  Of course, since this rc.subr is not modified to deal with 
DragonFly, the startup scripts fail miserably.

Attached is a proposed port override which simply makes a symlink in 
${PREFIX}/etc to /etc/rc.subr.  This removes the need to edit 
port-installed ${PREFIX}/etc/rc.d/*.sh scripts just to make them 
start.  I've left MAINTAINER blank, as I'm not sure what the proper 
protocol is for port overrides.

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Aaron Malone
aaron at xxxxxxxxx
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