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### Please describe the problem.
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When you rename, move or delete a folder (with files in it) the old folder doesn't get deleted in the other clients
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[[!comment format=mdwn
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username="https://www.google.com/accounts/o8/id?id=AItOawnpmMRq6lo2NBrlmoxZQljaU_IaWsWB7qw"
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nickname="Lukas"
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subject="direct mode and vanishing files"
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date="2013-12-10T12:40:51Z"
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content="""
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Hi
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I have the same problem with git-annex 4.20131106 on debian jessie (powerpc) in direct mode and 4.20131101 on mac osx 10.8.5 (self compiled from haskell) in indirect mode.
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Files directly added to git on the mac (indirect mode) are not created in the direct repository and are removed in the indirect repo after the next sync roundtrip.
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Thanks a lot for all your efforts and greetings, Lukas
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"""]]
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I'm testing out git-annex between a few computers one being a mac (osx 10.9) and a laptop (linux mint 16). With a vps running git annex as a transfer annex.
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Anyway sync is *almost* working...
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When I add files on my mac's annex they upload, and go to my laptop as they should.
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When I add files on my laptop's annex they upload, and the mac "downloads" them but only creates broken symlinks to the files.
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I looked in the log and nothing out of the ordinary is happening... is this a bug with the osx version or what?
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**more info**
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* the symlink on the osx annex is symlinking to a file in .git/annex/objects
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* the osx annex changes the aliases to real files every time I restart the git annex daemon
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Thanks!
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