Hi Vann,
Try creating a ~/.ssh/ssh_config or ~/.ssh2/ssh2_config and add the
following line:
Port <whicheverportyouwant>
This will work for scp as well as ssh.
Make sure that the daemon you have listening on the other side is running
on the same port.
I got this to work through a Gauntlet firewall on port 443 (for some
reason, the firewall doesn't check the handshake :).
-Anne
On Tue, Aug 08, 2000 at 02:04:00PM -0400, LT V. H. Walke wrote:
> I'm trying to scp through a firewall which will not allow me to use
> "priveledged" ports. I can use the -P option in ssh for this purpose.
> scp doesn't appear to give such an option. Is there anyway to do this?
>
> Thanks,
> Vann
>
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