We're almost done; there's just one small issue with additional packaged files, but this is something that's often seen with Python ports that are being patched locally.

In D56835#1311669, @bapt wrote:

In D56835#1311163, @michaelo wrote:

There is one thing I'd really love to see what RC does not have at all: user units like systemd has. It often happens that our users want to run something in the background and I cannot offer anything, but to create an RC for them, install doas, delegate, etc. Too complex. For k5start on AL8 for a specific user I have created a user unit and it does what it should do: keep the Kerberos ticket cache alive. I'd love to hear your opinion on it.

The way I would see it in this case is a new /var/rcd similar to /var/cron/ and people would rcctl user add ./myunit, it will parse and validate and if ok will move it to /var/cron, with rcctl user list and rcctl user del

What do you think?

LGTM, ready to ship!

Review from markj.

Review from markj.

Review from markj.

In D56835#1311163, @michaelo wrote:

There is one thing I'd really love to see what RC does not have at all: user units like systemd has. It often happens that our users want to run something in the background and I cannot offer anything, but to create an RC for them, install doas, delegate, etc. Too complex. For k5start on AL8 for a specific user I have created a user unit and it does what it should do: keep the Kerberos ticket cache alive. I'd love to hear your opinion on it.

In D56835#1311162, @michaelo wrote:

In D56835#1310138, @bapt wrote:

if you question is can I overrite/extend the predefined provide/requires, not it is not covered, by design, it can be done by accident, but that is a good idea, and probably easy addon, which we may add after.

That's be great. It often turns out that these order issues aren't solvable with default upstream ports.

In D48172#1103014, @bz wrote:

Ok, so where do you want to take this? Find all the places in the tree and replace them, just do net80211 and leave the drivers? Just add the macros and let someone else do them all in a go?

Also the IEEE80211_IS_CHAN_ANY() according to https://lists.freebsd.org/archives/freebsd-wireless/2025-January/002700.html

oh, hm, how's 8 RSS queues but > 8 RX queues work? In any case, good catch!