this is a better way to find the path... On boot, the script is sourced,

not executed, so the old method won't work.  This isn't great if there are
two scripts if/when it gets installed to base, but prefering the package
one seems to make sense over the built in one if it exists..

ggatessh/rc.d/ggatessh

@@ -22,7 +22,8 @@ tests_cmd="ggatessh_tests"
 extra_commands="destroy rescue status tests"
 required_modules="geom_gate:g_gate"
 
-command="${0%/etc/rc.d/ggatessh}/sbin/ggatessh"
+scriptname="$(find /usr/local/etc/rc.d /etc/rc.d -name ggatessh | head -n 1)"
+command="${scriptname%/etc/rc.d/ggatessh}/sbin/ggatessh"
 
 # ggatessh_devs="0 2 3"
 # ggatessh_0_path="remuser@host.example.com:somepath"