My experience with actionsequence suggests two things: 1.) Declaring actionsequences in multiple files means that your actionsequence is basically indeterminate. Actionsequences do not apply per file. If you want control over your actionsequence, it's best to declare it only once at the top level (well, twice, update.conf and cfagent.conf both need an actionsequence).
2.) Lines like this: > actionsequence = ( ... copy.pre editfiles copy.post ... copy ... ) are misleading. Once you qualify an action, you should qualify all of them, if you care about the sequence. The above does not mean that using 'copy:' without 'pre::' or 'post::' will take place last. In fact, any copy actions without the qualifiers will take place when the first copy action is scheduled. hope this helps, Ed _______________________________________________ Help-cfengine mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-cfengine
