On Thu, 12 Jul 2007, Andrew Ferguson wrote:
if I try to start a server on OSX via SSH, an error occurs:
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sh: line1: rdiff-backup: command not found
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rdiff-backup _is_ in the PATH and I'm able to start other commands
successfully.
Well, it's clearly not in the PATH. :-)
Where did you install it? Also, when a program is invoked via SSH, the
PATH gets setup differently than when you invoke an interactive shell. I
can't remember the specific details, however.
We had a similar problem and get around it with
rdiff-backup --remote-schema 'ssh %s /sw/bin/rdiff-backup --server' a b::c
on OSX 10.4 using the fink repository, which still has rdiff-backup 1.0.3.
Regardless of the version, using remote-schema is probably what you want.
-Eric
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