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Forgive me, I'm a bit new to PGP.
I do:
$ gpg --list-keys
/home/user/.gnupg/pubring.gpg
------------------------------
pub 2048R/41363A6A 2014-04-03
uid A Guy (git-annex key) <A@guy.com>
sub 2048R/77998J8TDY 2014-04-03
and see the pub and the sub key.
When I init a new special remote and want encryption, should I give the init command the pub or the sub key? Or does git annex sort that out itself?
git annex migrate
, and be prepared for git annex get --from web
to not work long term.
Sure, git-annex prevents me from dropping files unless there are numcopies around elsewhere, but shouldn't it also ensure that numcopies cannot be set unless that requirement is already met?
Furthermore, shouldn't it ensure that when new files are added, they are automatically distributed to fulfill the requirement?
Adding videos from youtube ends up with it using the URL backend, even without fast.
$ git init quvitest
$ cd quvitest/
$ git annex init
$ git annex addurl https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mghhLqu31cQ
(... file is downloaded ...)
$ find .git/annex/objects/ -type f
.git/annex/objects/1J/Wp/URL--quvi&chttps&c%%www.youtube.com%watch,63v,61mghhLqu31cQ/URL--quvi&chttps&c%%www.youtube.com%watch,63v,61mghhLqu31cQ
Is migrating manually required or should I log a bug?
I am not sure which page is the best for this comment, but this one seems somewhat relevant.
Given that a future telehash implementation may download files from multiple peers, it might be a good idea to download files in chunks, possibly in parallel. In this case, it might be a good idea to use a rolling hash for chunking (like rsync et al). There is a package for that on Hackage.
git-annex could store a list of chunk checksums in .git/annex/objects/…/SHA….chunks
whenever the repository holds a copy of the file. The checksum list would be a small fraction of the file in size, but all the checksum lists for all the files in a repository might take up too much space to store in the git-annex
branch.
When getting an object, git-annex could first download the .chunks
file from a remote/peer and then proceed to download missing chunks in a BitTorrent-like fashion.
If git-annex has an idea about what locally present object might be an earlier version of the file, it could compare the checksum lists and only download the parts that have changed (à la rsync).
What's the difference between source
and unwanted
?
source
(not copies=1
) will keep files that have less than 1 copies, meaning zero copies, meaning no files.unwanted
will exclude all files.
Both gets to the same results, all files are moved elsewhere. Right?
is there a way for this to be done globally, without having to install and configure the hook for each repository? it seems like a fairly useful feature that could be factored in git-annex itself (as opposed to be shipped as a shell script)...
also, is there a way to retroactively parse the tags from existing files (as opposed to only new files added to the repo).
thanks
cabal install gsasl cabal install happy cabal install language-javascript cabal install alex cabal install c2hs
after installing writing in terminal: git-annex, git-annex webapp does nothing... can you help how to start git-annex?
Hi,
I am new to git-annex and I want to use google drive as remote but I can't.
I create syslink to
googledriveannex
in/usr/local/bin
.When I execute below command, command waiting but not make anything:
$ git annex initremote googledrive type=external externaltype=googledrive encryption=shared folder=gitannex
initremote googledrive (encryption setup)
# Waiting but does not do anything.What I am doing wrong?
Thanks for helps