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diff --git a/doc/forum/Basic_set_up_with_one_remote/comment_4_62e554a546e4b50d211f5f65446fd289._comment b/doc/forum/Basic_set_up_with_one_remote/comment_4_62e554a546e4b50d211f5f65446fd289._comment new file mode 100644 index 000000000..8cbe86666 --- /dev/null +++ b/doc/forum/Basic_set_up_with_one_remote/comment_4_62e554a546e4b50d211f5f65446fd289._comment @@ -0,0 +1,13 @@ +[[!comment format=mdwn + username="https://www.google.com/accounts/o8/id?id=AItOawk3HGoDpnOPob5jOjvIootmkve1-nCpRiI" + nickname="Kalle" + subject="Some guesses" + date="2014-05-06T19:43:02Z" + content=""" +If you don't need human readable file structure on the server you don't have to initialize the annex repo. Just create a \"remote server\" repo with the assistant and set it to \"full backup\" if you want all the files there all the time. Without the \"full backup\" setting I believe only files it thinks someone else needs will be uploaded.* This might solve your problem with symlinks as `git annex sync` syncs metadata, only moving actual data if required. + +I'm not sure if the `git-annex find` command will work on a bare repo I can't test as all my repos are configured so that I can access the files in a normal way. Running `git-annex whereis $file` on the client should allow you to check if a file has been uploaded. + + +*Massive caveat as I'm really not sure +"""]] |