Merge branch 'master' of ssh://git-annex.branchable.com

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Joey Hess 2013-08-01 12:03:48 -04:00
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understand what. I have spent hours today trying various scenarios to break
git-annex and get this problem to happen.
I certianly can improve the webapp's behavior when a repository's UUID is
I certainly can improve the webapp's behavior when a repository's UUID is
not known. The easiest fix would be to simply not display such
repositories. Or there could be a UI to try to get the UUID.
But I'm more interested in fixing the core problem than putting

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[[!comment format=mdwn
username="https://launchpad.net/~mikapflueger"
nickname="mikapflueger"
subject="Thank you so much!"
date="2013-08-01T01:13:51Z"
content="""
This behaviour of ssh has bugged me for years now (I even think it is an information leak ssh offers basically all my public ssh keys to every server I try to connect to, even though that public key might be confidential). Although it had nothing to do with git-annex, you helped me a _lot_ by pointing me towards IdentitiesOnly. Really a nice setting!
Cheers,
Mika
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[[!comment format=mdwn
username="ckeen"
ip="78.108.63.46"
subject="--force reload all URLs"
date="2013-08-01T09:47:34Z"
content="""
Is it intentionally saving URLs with a prefixed 2_? I have sorted out all missing URLs and renamed it, so no harm done, but it has been a bit of a hassle to get there.
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Apparently newer gnupg has support for hardware-accelerated AES-NI. It would be good to have an option to use that. I also wonder if using the same symmetric key for many files presents a security issues (and whether using GPG keys directly would be more secure).

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Using an rsync remote is currently very slow when there are a lot of files, since rsync appears to be called for each file copied. It would be awesome if each call to rsync was amortized to copy many files; rsync is very good at copying many small files quickly.