Luke Kanies wrote:

> You've almost assuredly come across some kind of internal race  

Wheeee!

> condition, albeit one I've not seen before.  We've refactored all of  
> this code in 0.25 (thankfully), but the 0.24 code paths for getting  
> checksum and content information around was, um, horrible.

What I find really odd is why the checksum value and the content checksum 
value come out to two different values, in a situation where there shouldn't 
be any changes.

> The confusing thing is why you're getting this on some hosts but not  
> others.  Maybe try removing or editing the state file, to remove the  
> stored info about the ntp.conf?

Purging out the client state did indeed fix the glitch on one of the 
problematic systems.  I made a copy of /var/lib/puppet from when the problem 
was occurring, and have another system still generating the problem, so let me 
know if you want any of it gathered up for debugging purposes.

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