Changes:

service and serviceconfig rely on /etc/svcblklist (which is in this
directory) as a services blacklist file.
I think that having this marginally increases script speed, and instead 
of editing each script by hand that uses services the next time we need
to add or remove a blacklist, we just do it from there (just do not put
any blank lines in the file :-) )

This `service` is about 6 times faster than the previous for
`service list` (faster for other functions as well), and it allows you
to start/stop/restart disabled services. I think that the latter feature
is good for people who want to test a service's functionality, or want
to have a service that they start manually without having it start
during bootup.

This serviceconfig has support for starting and stopping services, as
well as what it could do before. It is much faster than the previous, and
is designed to use the least cpu time per functionality (you would have
to read the source code to see). If serviceconfig is called as
`serviceconfig bootserv` it will only open the startup services piece,
this would be good for rc.postinstall. Note: serviceconfig looks much
better in CLI mode for some things that were added.

Userconfig now defaults to "never" for account expiry, and some of the
text was marginally changed so that it *should* be easier for a new user
to use.

I know I'm not nearly as good as a scripter as JP, and many other people
- but I thought these scripts could be well improved by these changes.

JP, the networkconfig changes I talked about earlier turned out to be
changed at other scripts (rc.inet1), so the default script appears fine
(I did add a patch that stopped it from breaking with IPV6, but you said
that ZW didn't support IPV6). BTW: when will you push the new VIM
package? It's already in Slackware, and VIM's defaults for editing .txt
files are terrible - I'm hoping for a fix :-).

Remeber to put svcblklist into /etc in order to use any of the service
scripts here.

Thanks,
Teran McKinney (sega01)