Currently, the system hangs during boot right after the following messages:

Add a complete draft.

If the mountd program can already tell if it's missing essential files, then perhaps there it makes no sense to set required_files="/etc/exports" at all. The error will show up in logs, it's just that the error will come from the mountd program instead of the mountd service. I think that this would be cleaner than a implementing a complicated if statement conditional that is expressing what's already present in mountd. Also, this approach would allow us to avoid shipping an empty /etc/exports file that might mess with existing automation scripts. Not the end of the world in itself, but also potentially unnecessary work for users.

I decided against the py prefix because the Python version does not really matter to bricoler. Not all ports of software using Python during runtime have the py prefix, e.g., sysutils/arc_summary.

My bikeshed color: ideally, I'd keep FreeBSD for the base manual pages and I'd agree to drop it for those coming from ports. This is not feasible though.

• USES=ssl
• Move cbang from LIB to BUILD_DEPENDS

• Use C-Bang from ports instead of vendoring a copy. This depends on an updated C-Bang port, which is not upstream yet.

• Add missing dependency on libzstd.

s/:p/:-p/