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I've installed swaret using the installpkg command, and have correctly set up the swaret.pl.conf. However, typing any of the swaret commands in terminal returns a "commmand not found" error message. I have tried it as sudo, su, su -, and even logging in directly as root. Nothing.
The executable for swaret-1.6.2 is /sbin/swaret. Run pkgtool and view to see where the swaret package files are located if you have a different version. With sudo you would have to explicitly enter the /sbin path but su - or root should have it established.
swaret --update # finds change items in the package database
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