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[[!comment format=mdwn
username="gaknuyardi@f7280525ccd44eafd8d1485ec087f27532efd2e9"
nickname="gaknuyardi"
avatar="http://cdn.libravatar.org/avatar/2cfaf95a0836c7a00ef3efb16c3315ae"
subject="Understanding encrypted special remote folder structure"
date="2023-03-22T19:26:55Z"
content="""
@joey While inspecting my special remote (rsync, encryption=hybrid) I noticed that a couple files ended up in the same folder tree, is that normal or is something wrong? Obfuscated tree output below.
```
├── [ 0] xxx
│   └── [ 0] yyy
│   ├── [ 0] GPGHMACSHA512--1234
│   │   └── [29M] GPGHMACSHA512--1234
│   └── [ 0] GPGHMACSHA512--5678
│   └── [ 2G] GPGHMACSHA512--5678
```
"""]]