/etc/rc.d/bluetooth - enable or disable variable?

T

tingo

When I run the bluetooth script I notice it doesn't have any variables:
Code: 
root@www# service bluetooth rcvar
# bluetooth
#
compare to another random service
Code: 
root@www# service ntpd rcvar
# ntpd
#
ntpd_enable="YES"
#   (default: "")
so, most other services have an "enable" variable that I can put in /etc/rc.conf to enable or disable that service. For some reason, bluetooth doesn't.

Today, when bluetooth exists on lots of machines that might be used as servers (even on Raspberry Pis), we should have a way to easily disable bluetooth if it isn't used.

I searched open bug reports with "bluetooth", but didn't find anything about this.
 
There appears to be something missing:
Code: 
name="bluetooth"
rcvar=
start_cmd="bluetooth_start"
stop_cmd="bluetooth_stop"
required_modules="ng_bluetooth ng_hci ng_l2cap ng_btsocket"
The rcvar should contain bluetooth_enable.

Oddly enough it appears to be missing from /etc/default/rc.conf too.
 
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