On Wed, 31 Aug 2011, Lech Lorens wrote:
On 31 August 2011 05:46, Guy Halford-Thompson wrote:
Unfortunately I can't change the sshd_config, going to have to work
around it for the moment.
With regard to your problem, you can probably work it around by
specifying in your ~/.ssh/config that the server you are connecting to
uses a non-default port. It would be something like (I'm writing from
memory, forgive me if I'm wrong. Check out "man ssh_config"):
Host your.server.ip.or.name.com
Port 1234
For me personally it would actually be much more convenient than
having to specify the port during every scp/ssh invocation.
Yes. That's a good workaround.
Even better would be to give your.server.ip.or.name.com a shorter name.
For example, I have something like:
Host home
HostName your.server.ip.or.name.com
Port 443
Then the very short 'scp://home/.vimrc' is my .vimrc in my home dir on
your.server.ip.or.name.com over port 443
And the shortname is available via OpenSSH commands:
ssh home
scp file1 file2 home:
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Best,
Ben
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