Puppet users - Jan 2010 - file recurse leads to restarting service twice

hi

is there a way to not restarting a service twice if file recursion is 
enabled?

IMHO the problem is that puppet updates first the "somdir" and then
the
underlying files which then updates the "somedir" timestamp. the next
run
puppet will detect wrong "somedir" timestamp and restart the service 
again. 

example:

file {
	"/etc/somedir":
		source => "puppet:///somemodule/somedir",
		recurse => true,
		checksum => "md5",
		notify => Service["someservice"]
}

service {
	"someservice":
		ensure => "running",
}

- Thomas


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