Unable to specify a custom SSH port
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I'm trying to use parsyncfp on a host which listens on a non-standard SSH port. With rsync this can be done by using --rsh="ssh -p $PORT, however, when trying to use that within --rsyncopts parsyncfp tries to evaluate -p as a passed parameter which results in an error.
Do you have any suggestions on how I could accomplish this or perhaps add in support for this natively in the tool?
While it may be a parsyncfp problem, it more probably sounds like a bash quoting
problem. Can you include the exact commandline you used to try this?
hjm
On Saturday, October 19, 2019 8:00:43 PM PDT Michael Beasley wrote:
I'm trying to use parsyncfp on a host which listens on a non-standard SSH
port. With rsync this can be done by using `--rsh="ssh -p $PORT`,
however, when trying to use that within `--rsyncopts` parsyncfp tries to
evaluate `-p` as a passed parameter which results in an error.
Do you have any suggestions on how I could accomplish this or perhaps add
in support for this natively in the tool?
Harry Mangalam,
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Any follow-up on this? Happy to try to answer but I need the exact command.