• move check earlier, I don't think I can use a hook this early
• actually works now

I still haven't figured out when the hook is triggered, but this is already pretty neat.

improve rc script, ship new release with FreeBSD-specific fixes

committed in 853fd2544f696b59b7c622b560a41b3e2e8da88f

committed in 39607769b68f

already committed in dd021cc3b487

I pushed the rc update, but I'm not using it in the project I was planning to.

fix egregious errors in rc script

first draft of rc.d script

hi Moin,

LGTM. Over to doceng to bless with Macro Magic.

@ziaee thanks for the work on this, and everybody's comments. I think we are best committing this today
because its definitely better than what we currently have, and we can improve on that again as needed.

The FreeBSD-base url here needs to have the pkg+: prefix otherwise it doesn't work in our new CDN world. It seems simplest to just enable here, and let /etc/pkg/FreeBSD.conf specify everything else.

Ivy over to you if this should go into a set or not. This is a 1.12MiB package, with sysrc as well as bsdconfig.

committed in #1371b0ba8c

Just so we know this pulls in:

this commit was tagged relnotes but was missed previously. Also tidy up new jail syscalls that have manpage links. The jail_*_jd ones don't, so we can't fix them.

better title

package macro is for ports only sadly

update package per ziaae

add ziaee feedback

clarify preferred option, vs convenient option

Updated all but the`pkg add -f ..` bit. I hear what you're saying @cperciva but I have already encountered test users who are not comfortable with git, and I would like to give them a simple alternative with mostly familiar tools.

address all but pkg add -f ... feedback

• the actual URL for fetching via pkg add -f .. needs to be validated prior to release

Sadly (1) this doesn't build successfully in poudriere and (2) when used via pkg add ... fails to install as it conflicts with FreeBSD-pkg-bootstrap

still fails in poudriere

I use this to be able to serve "clean" URLs without the :1313 port behind my reverse proxy: