Gary Winiger ???: >>>If there is a server, how is it administered, if at all? >>> >>> >>Yes, the project adheres to the Secure By Default rule. It's up to the >>user to choose which method is going to be used(ssh method, rsh method >>or socket method) when user executes the command unison. >> >> > > If I understand there's a service delivered as part of this > project. How is it administered? What is its FMRI? What > authorizations are provided to enable/disable it? What > is its method context? > > There is no a service delivered. Only one file unison(executable) under /usr/bin and one man file unison.1 will be delivered
> Or is the functionality that I need to ssh to the remote > machine and run the server as myself and select an unbound > port? > > Yes, If you want to sychronize files between two machines, you need to get unison installed on both of mahcines. And if you choose socket method, you need to log in to the remote machine and start the daemon manually, the command is like the following: unison -socket NNNN NNNN is the port number > Nit from the man page: > | Interface Stability| External | > > What is the Interface Stability (from other parts of the > discussion)? Please update the man page to have a valid stability. > > The interface stability is uncommitted. We will update the man page with the new classification. > >Gary.. > >
