Hi Justus,
There probably is a way to do this in your capistrano configuration
- but I can vouch for Net::SSH honoring your port settings from your
ssh client configuration file.
Todo:
1. Edit ~/.ssh/config
2. Add something like this:
Host my.host.com
Port 2222
3. Ensure that it loads, by testing something like "ssh
my.host.com" (omit the port) and ensure that it connects properly..
4. Try capistrano again.
5. Come and let us know how that worked out for you :)
-- Further reading about SSH client config here in the man page (or,
of course through man) -- http://linux.die.net/man/5/ssh_config
-- Lee Hambley
On Oct 9, 9:01 pm, ohlhaver <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to deploy to my production server using a non-standard
> port, such as 1234 . (Using capistrano, git and github as repo.)
>
> Everything worked perfectly when I used port 22.
>
> I updated the deploy.rb as follows:
> ssh_options[:port] = 1234
>
> But now I am getting this error:
>
> 'ssh: connect to host github.com port 1234: Connection refused'
>
> The system assumes that I want to connect to the repo at that port,
> which I don't. It's the port for my production server. The repo
> settings should not be changed! Whatever I try I can't work around
> this. This puzzles me since I assume that quite a lot of people would
> use the github capistrano , non-standard port combination but didn't
> find anything on Google.
>
> Thus:
> How do I set the deploy.rb correctly? Or do I need to change something
> else?
> It worked fine when I used standard port 22.
> Thanks,
> Justus
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