Have a look at this: fishbowl:…ka/photos|master|2014.08.29% file * Foto1.JPG: symbolic link to `../.git/annex/objects/mg/JZ/SHA256E-s3103631--5ba8f6d0b7a51700f03ce1c2ddc774a68c168a07f6b30585ffe3c749e8995ba1.JPG/SHA256E-s3103631--5ba8f6d0b7a51700f03ce1c2ddc774a68c168a07f6b30585ffe3c749e8995ba1.JPG' fishbowl:…ka/photos|master|2014.08.29% file -L * Foto1.JPG: JPEG image data, EXIF standard 2.21
So the file is locally available. However:
fishbowl:…ka/photos|master|2014.08.29% git annex whereis
whereis Foto1.JPG (3 copies)
296d71bb-1aef-4381-b15a-8c9f13836254 --
madduck@albatross:~/family/veronika/photos [albatross]
81162b32-96f0-4573-94ef-e2930a439bfb -- [email protected]:~/v-photos
ecedc885-2ecd-4f3a-8bae-ae2c27ae1f37 --
madduck@julia:/srv/git/priv/family/veronika/photos.git [origin]
ok
git-annex does not know about it. Consequently, I cannot get it:
fishbowl:…ka/photos|master|2014.08.29% git annex get .
# nothing happens
So part of git-annex thinks the file is present and another thinks
it's not…
I have to drop/get and then it works:
fishbowl:…ka/photos|master|2014.08.29% git annex drop .
drop Foto1.JPG (checking albatross...) ok
(Recording state in git...)
fishbowl:…ka/photos|master|2014.08.29% git annex get .
get Foto1.JPG (from albatross...)
SHA256E-s3103631--5ba8f6d0b7a51700f03ce1c2ddc774a68c168a07f6b30585ffe3c749e8995ba1.JPG
3,103,631 100% 42.90MB/s 0:00:00 (xfr#1, to-chk=0/1)
ok
(Recording state in git...)
fishbowl:…ka/photos|master|2014.08.29% git annex whereis
whereis Foto1.JPG (4 copies)
288d720f-62e5-4703-b74e-8511af1715c4 --
madduck@fishbowl:~/family/veronika/photos [here]
296d71bb-1aef-4381-b15a-8c9f13836254 --
madduck@albatross:~/family/veronika/photos [albatross]
81162b32-96f0-4573-94ef-e2930a439bfb -- [email protected]:~/v-photos
ecedc885-2ecd-4f3a-8bae-ae2c27ae1f37 --
madduck@julia:/srv/git/priv/family/veronika/photos.git [origin]
ok
The reason may be that I accidentally set trust=dead, but then
changed it back to semitrusted.
Is there another way than drop/get on all files to restore this?
I've run "repair", "reinject" and "fix", but nothing seemed to fix
the problem.
Thanks,
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