TLDR
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Have I confused git-annex into thinking one machine is actually two?
Background
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I have a git-annex repository that has copies on three machines: Watt, Einstein, and Heisenberg in addition to a special remote on S3.
Einstein is a server, and has both external public IPs and internal private (RFC1918) ones. Watt is on the LAN, and uses Einstein's LAN IP. Heisenberg is a laptop, so uses one of its public IPs (so it can still sync even when remote).
When I run 
git-annex map showing two Einsteins" class="img-fluid rounded" style="max-width: 100%; height: auto; margin: 10px 0;" loading="lazy">
(Note that HeisenbergW5 is one of Heisenberg's host names, it has multiple interfaces...)
The Question
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That looks awfully like git-annex doesn't realize the Einstein that Heisenberg is sync'ing with is the same as the one Watt is sync'ing with (but, oddly, only in one direction). Do I need to worry about this, or is it just a minor issue with
git-annex map on Watt, this is what I get:
git-annex map showing two Einsteins" class="img-fluid rounded" style="max-width: 100%; height: auto; margin: 10px 0;" loading="lazy">
(Note that HeisenbergW5 is one of Heisenberg's host names, it has multiple interfaces...)
The Question
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That looks awfully like git-annex doesn't realize the Einstein that Heisenberg is sync'ing with is the same as the one Watt is sync'ing with (but, oddly, only in one direction). Do I need to worry about this, or is it just a minor issue with git-annex map?
Asked by derobert
(112989 rep)
Dec 3, 2014, 06:35 PM