From: Greg Ercolano <erco@(email surpressed)>
Subject: [MAC OSX] Rush still booting on macs even if RUSHSERVER=-NO-
   Date: Wed, 08 Oct 2008 20:06:35 -0400

> We wanted to disable rush from starting on some of our macs.
>
> We changed the /etc/hostconfig line from RUSHSERVER=-YES-
> to instead read RUSHSERVER=-NO- but the daemon still boots.

	Mmm, looks like maybe the perms have changed on the /etc/rc.common
	file so that its 'read only' now, instead of executable.

	Currently the Mac rush boot scripts (102.42a9 and older)
	test if /etc/rc.common is executable, which is preventing
	it from working right.

	Simple fix; just make this small change to the following line
	in the Rush boot script "/Library/StartupItems/Rush/Rush"


BEFORE: if [ -x /etc/rc.common ]; then . /etc/rc.common; fi
 AFTER: if [ -r /etc/rc.common ]; then . /etc/rc.common; fi
             ^^

	Then it should work correctly.