Add the ability to specify the SSH port
skorokithakis opened this issue · comments
My SSH (and therefore my git server) runs on a nonstandard port, so it would be nice if I could specify the -p parameter (or other arguments to be passed to SSH) to connect.
Just use the URL syntax to specify the remote (ssh://git@mypass.host:8022/foo/bar.git:myapp).
I amended the documentation correspondingly.
Thank you for the reply. Unfortunately, the problem with that is that I'm not sure which directory one is supposed to use to push to Dokku...
@skorokithakis I think it's as simple as git-push ssh://dokku@dokku.me:8022/myapp - did you try that?
Ah, that worked fine, thank you! You might want to add that to the doc.
Hm no, it didn't work for your image, sorry. ssh-keyscan scans the host without the port, and no key is added to known_hosts, so connection fails with "Hostkey verification failed.".
@skorokithakis You are right, I never actually tested it when there was a custom port only. I pushed an updated version which will pass custom port to ssh-keyscan. Thanks for persuading.
It works perfectly now, thank you.