Hey Ben,

Best practise when you do what you're doing is to make a new skel by copying
all files from the old skel to a new one and updating files there, then
register the new skel with freevsd and then relink the virtuals. Anything
else and you're looking for trouble.

You're not always working on the original file when
copying/tarring/installing etc etc. Some utilities will create a temporary
file, copy stuff there, then unlink the old file and rename the new one.
This way you update a new file and not the one linked with the hard link. So
you get a new version in one vds and an old hardlink in the other places.

So, follow best practise and you're set ;-)

Dave.

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