Re: Replacing large blobs in git history

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On 07.03.2012 22:27, Ævar Arnfjörð Bjarmason wrote:
Does something other than git-fsck actually check whether the
collection of blobs you're getting from the remote when you clone have
sensible sha1's?

What'll happen if he replaces that 550MB blob with a 0 byte blob but
hacks the object store so that it pretends to have the same sha1?

This is something I tested once because of security concerns (i.e. what happens if a malicious intruder just drops something else into the object store) and if I remember correctly only git-fsck was able to spot the switch. But I didn't test cloning, only a few local operations.

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