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I have a repo on my cluster. On my system I cloned it by
```
[my_system] $ git clone ssh://jed//home/tdegeus/tmp/mydata cluster
```
This works fine to get files from the cluster.
However, I also want to send files from my system to the cluster and to be able to drop files on the cluster. The problem is, however, that I have no stable IP to SSH to my system, so I don't have a good way to add my system as remote on the cluster. I thought that running
```
[my_system] $ git annex sync
```
from my laptop would be enough. But that does not seems to sufficiently update the repo on the cluster.
From example on the cluster adding some files
```
[ssh->jed] $ git annex add foo.h5
[ssh->jed] $ git commit -m "my message"
```
and then downloading on my system
```
[my_system] $ git annex sync
[my_system] $ git annex get foo.h5
[my_system] $ git annex sync
```
works fine.
But then back on the cluster running
```
[ssh->jed] $ git annex drop foo.h5
```
results, erroneously, in
```
foo.h5 a.h5 (unsafe)
Could only verify the existence of 0 out of 1 necessary copy
Maybe add some of these git remotes (git remote add ...):
ee3f4fc7-db8f-4c45-8c40-92e96d046999 -- tdegeus:~/Downloads/annex/cluster
(Use --force to override this check, or adjust numcopies.)
```
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