I grabbed SFWrsync from the Solaris 10 companion CD (10/09), copied it over to
a Dell X2970 server that I installed Solaris 10 on (it has two non-global zones
running), and ran "pkgadd install -d /path/to/pkgdir SFWrsync". I ran this in
the global zone as root. It asked if I wanted it installed in each zone(yes),
and appeared to have installed the binary in /opt/SFW/bin (what a bizarre
location!!). I tried to run /opt/sfw/bin/rsync without any arguments, and I
got "cannot execute binary". I tried removing and reinstalling the package,
but same error. Am I missing some unwritten requirement? What do I need to do
to get this working? I'm not trying to run an rsync server, I just want to have
rsync available to move data around whenever the need arises. I'm a bit
surprised that rsync isn't more common on Solaris and isn't in a more standard
location.
Thanks,
Neil
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