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date="2018-03-21T12:17:45Z"
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That's not a problem at all. The repositories are identified by their UUID, so there's no danger of annex counting too many copies. Local remotes have a lower cost, so git-annex should prefer them, but you're probably going to encounter connection errors when you're not inside the LAN, so have a look at the annex-ignore-command option (see [manpage](https://git-annex.branchable.com/git-annex)).
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I have a git annex repo I'm using to sync to a couple of computers, plus backup to Glacier. git annex sync --content normally works fine, but recently I've added some large files with git annex that also have multiple versions, and I see that when I do git annex sync --content, only the current version of the file content gets transferred. I see that the --all option exists as well, which seems like it should do what I need, but when I run git annex sync --content --all it appears to start trying to sync _all_ content, even if it's already present on both machines. And if I try to use it on my glacier remote, it seems to be trying to pull from Glacier as well, which of course fails because you can't immediately access a Glacier file. Is there any combination of options that can do what I'm looking for here, to transfer all content but only a delta between what's present on the current machine and the remote?
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