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sending rpool/ROOT@zrep_000006 to truenas:main/zrep/proxmox/ROOT
Expiring zrep snaps on rpool/ROOT
Also running expire on truenas:main/zrep/proxmox/ROOT now...
**zsh:1: command not found: zrep**
REMOTE expire failed
root@proxmox:~/.ssh#
I installed zrep in the path on both source and destination and verified root using zsh could execute.
So I'm surprised this failed.
If you want to be more friendly, may I suggest that it's on the path and if not, tell the user the line to add to the zshenv file, since most people aren't zfs experts.
I fixed the problem by adding it to the .zshenv file.
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Hello,
I'm not quite sure what you are suggesting.
As far as I recall, I do write in the docs, that it needs to be installed to the standard path, and if it isnt, to set ZREP_PATH to its location on the calling side.
I read your one pager quick start and that wasn't obvious. Am I the only person to run into this problem? You can't install on the standard path on my truenas server I use for backup,. It's all locked down.
I read everything on https://www.bolthole.com/zrep/, and ZREP_PATH wasn't mentioned. It appeared I could just use it based on that page.
I installed zrep in the path on both source and destination and verified root using zsh could execute.
So I'm surprised this failed.
If you want to be more friendly, may I suggest that it's on the path and if not, tell the user the line to add to the zshenv file, since most people aren't zfs experts.
I fixed the problem by adding it to the .zshenv file.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: