/etc/condor/config.d/00_config_local.config.bak.$now is loaded

[sferry]

Hi,
There is this feature of keeping a copy of the last config file for
/etc/condor/config.d/27_shared_port.config
and
/etc/condor/config.d/00_config_local.config
appending a .bak.$now to the name of the file.
The problem is - if I got it right - that the file is actually loaded AFTER the new file (without the .bak.$now), hence there is no modification of the configured variables in condor ( only new variables are added).
The catch is that puppet Filebucketed the files and compute/compare the checksums and at the next run remove the .bak.$now file.

I beleive it is not recommended to have this behavior : "necessity to run twice the puppet agent to get the righ config".
Would it be possible to remove the 2 lines "backup => " ?
or
make sure the *.bak.$now are NOT loaded to condor.
Thanks
Sophie

[ccnifo]

I think this was addressed in #120 for one of them (/etc/condor/config.d/00_config_local.config). Would you like to submit such a PR for 27_shared_port.config? I did not look closely to this issue, but it seems there's no good reason to keep this last "backup" file?