Hello Jake!
> Up until now, I've been using $SVN_SSH to specify the SSH port:
>
> export SVN_SSH='ssh -p 7022 -o ControlMaster=no'
>
> I noticed that in version 1.17 (which I finally figured out how to install on
> ubuntu
> using regular apt-get), you can specify inside /etc/fsvs/config
>
> config_dir=/root/.subversion
>
> I was hoping this setting would pick up the alternate scheme I created and
> tested with
> subversion in the tunnels section of the config file:
>
> ssht = $SVN_SSH ssh -p 7022 -o ControlMaster=no
I didn't know that it is possible to define arbitrary tunnels.
> However, when I try to specify this in the fsvs URL as svn+ssht, I get the
> following
> message:
>
> The given protocol is unknown!
This is because the list of protocols is hardcoded in FSVS.
If "svn+"<anything> specifies some tunnel and is valid, I should make that
available.
> Is there a way of using an alternate port for my repository without resorting
> to an
> environment variable?
For your current use-case you could try this patch.
But I'll look whether that's possible in a general way.
Regards,
Phil
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