From: Simon Harrison <info@simonh.uk>
Subject: Re: `populating an empty repository with got send'
To: Sylvain Saboua <sylvain@saboua.me>
Cc: Gameoftrees <gameoftrees@openbsd.org>
Date: Sat, 15 Aug 2026 16:26:02 +0100

On Sat, 15 Aug 2026 15:41:02 +0200
Sylvain Saboua <sylvain@saboua.me> wrote:

> >  $ cd bkup
> >  $ got send -b main
> > got: origin: remote repository not found
> >  $ got send -b main sylvain@srv:bkup
> > got: sylvain@srv:bkup: remote repository not found
> > 
> > Am I doing a mistake with the send command ?

It may be worth posting your local got.conf as got is reporting that it
can't find the remote repo:

> > got: origin: remote repository not found

For reference, this is what I use for sending to my servers (with using
gotd btw):

$ cat got.conf 
remote "server1" {
  server server1.com
  protocol ssh
  repository "/home/simon/repo/simonh/simonh-scripts.git"
}

remote "server2" {
  server server1.com
  protocol ssh
  repository "/home/simon/repo/simonh/simonh-scripts.git"
}