Right, I checked that and everything seems ok. rsync is
/usr/local/bin/rsync on both boxes.
Also I missed part of the error the first time. Here are my new findings:
# rsync -auv snapper:/export/home/mmilano/ /export/home/mmilano/
sh: rsync: not found
unexpected EOF in read_timeout
# rsync -auve ssh snapper:/export/home/mmilano/ /export/home/mmilano/
root's password:
receiving file list ... done
(This one works for a while, then it just hangs.)
Thanks again.
--------- You Said ------------
I'm sorry if I'm the upteenth person to tell you this but 'sh' is
complaining not rsync. You probably don't have /usr/local/bin[1] in
your $PATH anymore when you change to super-user. Try 'which rsync' as
a normal user and then again as super user and you should see pretty
clearly where the difference lies. (NB The 'export PATH=<blah>' bit has
to be done in two separate steps in sh, ie 'PATH=<blah>', export PATH.)
James
[1] Or wherever rsync is to be found ...
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