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[Brian E. Seppanen]

I don't understand why I get what appears to be duplicated information 
from cfexecd emailed to me.   Sometimes it appears to be duplicated, 
sometimes not.   

Here's an example

cfengine::in/cfagent -i -: host2->:sr/bin/env PATH: Reading Package 
Lists...
cfengine::in/cfagent -i -: host2->:sr/bin/env PATH: Building 
Dependency Tree...
cfengine::in/cfagent -i -: host2->:sr/bin/env PATH: bin is 
already the newest version.
cfengine::in/cfagent -i -: host2->:sr/bin/env PATH: 0 upgraded, 0 
newly installed, 0 to remove and 53 not
upgraded.
host2->:sr/bin/env PATH: Reading Package Lists...
host2->:sr/bin/env PATH: Building Dependency Tree...
host2->:sr/bin/env PATH: bin is already the newest version.
host2->:sr/bin/env PATH: 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove 
and 53 not upgraded.

This is occurring on linux 2.1.13 and solaris 2.1.10

My cfagent is huge so I'll try to keep it minimal

import:


        any:: cf.groups

        # Service Specific
        dns:: cf.dns

        # OS Specific
        solaris:: cf.solaris
        linux:: cf.linux

control:
        
        
        actionsequence  = ( copy )
        Underscore_Classes = ( on )
        access          = ( root )
        EmailFrom       = ( cfengine )
        EmailMaxLines   = ( 10000 )
        EditfileSize    = ( 800000 )
        Repository      = ( /var/cfengine/backup ) 
        SplayTime       = ( 4 ) # minutes 
        IfElapsed       = ( 2 )
        ExpireAfter     = ( 2 )
        OutputPrefix    = ( "$(host)->" )
        sysadm          = ( seppy )
        AllowRedefinitionOf = ( OutputPrefix smtpserver sysadm )
        Split           = ( " " )



Is this occurring because I'm explicitly importing OS?   I'm beginning to 
think that has something to do with it, because I believe the duplicated 
output is only in the OS specific definitions.

Any theories on how I might resolve this?

Thanks,


Brian Seppanen