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Subject: CROND - Command not found
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The problem you are seeing here is not that the cron
daemon can't find rsync.  Rather, the problem is that
the remote shell invoked by the rsync command cannot
find the rsync executable on the remote host.  You can
solve this by adding the following option:

--rsync-path=PATH

typically PATH is /usr/local/bin/rsync, but can vary.



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