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I am attempting to set up automatic two-way synchronization between my laptop and a server via ssh by running assistant on both machines. I want to have both machines be non-bare and unlocked.
-On the server:
+On the rhel server:
$ mkdir ~/annex
- $ cd annex
+ $ cd ~/annex
$ git init
$ git annex init u --version=6
$ echo This is test file 1. >testfile1.txt
$ git annex add testfile1.txt
$ git annex sync
+ $ git remote add ml2 ssh://laptop/Users/username/annex
$ git annex adjust --unlock
$ git annex wanted . standard
$ git annex group . client
-On my laptop:
+On my mac laptop:
+ $ cd ~/
$ git clone ssh://server/home/username/annex
$ cd annex
$ git annex init ml2 --version=6
@@ -23,8 +25,8 @@ On my laptop:
$ git annex wanted . standard
$ git annex group . client
-Everything seems to work when I manually sync. When I run
+Everything seems to work when I manually sync. But when I run
$ git annex assistant
-on both machines, however, I only get one-way automatic synchronization. Changes on the laptop are immediately propagated to the server. But changes on the server do not show up on the laptop until I manually sync. What am I doing wrong?
+on both machines, I only get one-way automatic synchronization. Changes on the laptop are immediately propagated to the server. But changes on the server do not show up on the laptop until I manually sync. What am I doing wrong?