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@frank_ankersly your solution worked perfectly, thanks. The problem was that I failed to enable AFP and SSH. I skipped the keygen step for troubleshooting, but I'll use it when before I start automating rsync.
– Thomas Matthew
Commented Dec 23, 2015 at 8:06
The thing I always forget, after creating an ssh account to ssh or rsync into, and remote login, and do the rsa keys, and all that, when I think it should work, things don't. Ans. Create a .bashrc and .bash_profile, without them, ssh commands are lost. See a comment I made about these files some time ago on this site for clues as to their (~/.bashrc & ~/.bash_profile) construction.
– Billy McCloskey
Commented Jul 14, 2016 at 1:48

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