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From: Julius Schmidt <aiju@phicode.de>
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Subject: aux/listen changes
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X-Bullshit: abstract non-blocking hardware 

can we finally disable bullshit services in /rc/bin/service?
basically all services except 17019 and 17020 (i think)

i would also propose (as suggested by someone in #cat-v, sorry forgot 
whom) that we look for services in /cfg/$sysname/service first.
i think this is best done by changing cpurc, i.e. do something like

serviced=/rc/bin/service
if(test -d /cfg/$sysname/service)
 	serviced=/cfg/$sysname/service
aux/listen ... -d $serviced ...

this is useful both for server specific configuration but also since 
/rc/bin/service is under version control.

arguably, we could also use /rc/bin/service.$sysname, but i loathe putting 
more configuration under /rc/bin.