filesets and types

> That is exactly the case.  Repeat after me: if you are pulling files down
> from a central server, then you are breaking deterministic ordering.  If
> you are using cron jobs, you are breaking deterministic ordering.  If you
> allow a host to be multiple host types, you are potentially breaking
> deterministic ordering.  If you add a stanza which requires a reboot, but

Is it that your timestamp system doesn't capture the sequence at which
hosts are specified as types?

I dig the way you do timestamps (I had to learn and write my own RecDescent
examples to fully understand this -- damn you Luke!) for added stanzas
to the types file but I'm wondering if all you would need to do to fix
this if the above question is true is incorporate the host->types 
edits into the timestamp system?

If this is the case are there any other consequences against doing this?

 
-- Kevin


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