rsync - Oct 2005 - rsync

I am having an issuse with figuring out how to load rsync on my
> production unix box along with my back up unix box. (both hpL2000 
> series servers.)  I have the rsync-2.6.4-sd-11.11.depot file on both 
> systems but I am not sure what I need to do next.  I also need to know 
> are there any consequences to loading rsync on my systems as far as 
> space available say in /var, /opt, etc.....  thanks for any help you 
> can give me.  Please be specific this is my first time trying to load
> this on my system.  Thanks again.      Keith
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On Thu, Oct 20, 2005 at 07:03:34AM -0400, Demingware, Keith
wrote:
> I have the rsync-2.6.4-sd-11.11.depot file on both systems but I am
> not sure what I need to do next.
I don't use HP-UX, so I haven't dealt with depot files before.  However,
I think you use "swinstall" to install the binaries into their correct
places.  Here is a web page that has the rsync 2.6.6 depot files, and
some answers available via the "Help" link:

    http://gatekeep.cs.utah.edu/hppd/hpux/Networking/Admin/rsync-2.6.6/

(I'd recommend using 2.6.6 more than 2.6.4, BTW.)

The files in a typical rsync install are very minimal -- the only thing
you need for doing copies over a remote shell (such as ssh) is the rsync
binary itself.  Other support files that may be included in the depot
are the 2 man pages, a sample rsyncd.conf file (for those that want to
startup up a daemon server instead of using a remote-shell based copy),
and perhaps even an init.d script (which can be used to start an rsync
daemon when the system boots, but only for those that need this).

..wayne..