From: Greg Ercolano <erco@(email surpressed)>
Subject: Re: OS X: rushadmin: rush command not found?
   Date: Tue, 10 Apr 2007 16:55:47 -0400

Abraham Schneider wrote:

If I start rushadmin, edit something in a config file, save it and press "send" to push the file to all the other machines, I always get this error message:

Executing: rush -push hosts, +any 2>&1

/bin/sh: line 1: rush: command not found

-- DONE --

And I just can't find out why. If I copy the command "rush -push hosts, +any 2>&1" to a new terminal window, it just works fine.

	Yes, this was fixed in 102.42a7 (and up); from the release notes:

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> RUSHADMIN:
  o Fixed 'rush: command not found' error on OSX when rushadmin
    invoked from Finder.
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	This would occur when rushadmin is invoked from the Finder
	or from a desktop alias/shortcut.

	Try running 'rushadmin' from the command line; that way the PATH
	environment will be passed from the shell on to rushadmin
	so that rushadmin can find the executable.

	In the fixed version, it automatically adds the /usr/local/rush/bin
	directory to rushadmin's PATH to ensure it is set.

	Offhand, I'm not sure where you can set the PATH variable so that it
	will affect programs invoked from the Finder. There's probably a wacky
	plist file or rc file somewhere that lets you do this.. not sure.

	When you have this problem, starting 'rushadmin' from the command line
	should solve it.