zsh RCS option and startup files problem

["Valery Kobrin" <vkobrin_(_at_)_hotmail_(_dot_)_com>]

I've installed zsh v.4.0.4 on OpenBSD 3.1 and i386 platform.
It's assumed that RCS option should be set by default, when
zsh is started during a login, but I've found that it is not
set. The problem is that only /etc/zshenv, ~/.zshenv and
~/.zshrc are sourced out of all startup files. I tried to
set RCS option from /etc/zshenv file, but it's not set anyway.
So, there are two problems:
- how to set RCS option if it is not set by default, so that
  all startup files would be sourced;
- why it is not set by default, though it should.

Below are options set by default (marked by D), and those set
via ~/.zshrc, and my startup files.

# setopt
autocd
extendedglob
histignorealldups
histignorespace
incappendhistory
interactive (D)
mailwarning
monitor (D)
sharehistory
shinstdin (D)
zle (D)
#

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# /etc/zshenv
# system wide file for non-interactive zshells

typeset -U path cdpath manpath fpath
path=($path /usr/local/bin /usr/local/sbin)
export path

setopt RCS

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# /etc/zprofile file
# System wide
source ~/.zprofile

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# .zprofile file
# User specific environment and startup programs

ENV=$HOME/.zshrc
export ENV

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# /etc/zlogin file
# System wide
source ~/.zlogin

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# .zlogin file
# User specific environment and startup programs

xbiff -geometry 48x50+740+462 &

uptime
msgs -fp






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