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have a question.

If my server's ssh port is other port than the default 22.

When use rdiff-backup, how to specify the port ssh use with
command line?

I read the man page, can not find a option to do this.

Any idea for this?

Thanks very much!

one way to do it would be to make a .ssh/config entry which specifies the
port...

-dean

On Sun, 5 Sep 2004, cyclops wrote:

have a question.

If my server's ssh port is other port than the default 22.

When use rdiff-backup, how to specify the port ssh use with
command line?

I read the man page, can not find a option to do this.

Any idea for this?

Thanks very much!


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On Sun, 2004-09-05 at 09:34, dean gaudet wrote:
one way to do it would be to make a .ssh/config entry which specifies the
port...

The other way is to use the --remote-schema option to rdiff backup. You
can use this for tweaking options on the ssh command line. I use it to
specify an alternative (faster) encryption algorithm as the old Sun
boxes it runs on are a bit low spec in the CPU department.




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