Things that I know need to be done, but haven't had time to finish them

- use SIGINT to stop Tor daemon, wait 30 secs like Debian (SIGTERM is
  "hard-kill" for Tor, SIGINT lets it cleanup)
- generally "steal inspiration" from Debian's startup scripts :-)
- use defaults-rc instead of hard-coded values in startup scripts
  - partially implemented on "unfinished-rpm-defaultsrc" branch
  - every change needs testing by full packaging and testing on all supported
    distros, which is time-consuming, see note on Amazon cloud below
- implement some automated testing of built binaries that:
  - will install binary, start it, test check.torproject.org and stop
  - there was some project on controlling many machines on EC2 cloud, that could
    be useful
  - there are also project on controlling many (virtual) machines via SSH, but
    to have all the required test distros running requires appropriate amount of
    RAM (which I don't have at the moment for my VMs)
  - script needs to do: update distro, install built package, test it, report
  - I thought Jenkins could be used, but seems not after I checked it out

