The rsync man page notes that the “-e” or “–rsh” flag lets you “specify the remote shell to use”. This can be used to specify transfer over a non-standard SSH port using the “-p” flag to the ssh binary:
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28-Dec-11.ssh/config settings for EC2 hosts
21-Feb-10Seen multiple places around the web; I’m not sure where attribution should lie, but this is not original to me: # ~/.ssh/config # Host *.amazonaws.com CheckHostIP no StrictHostKeyChecking no UserKnownHostsFile /dev/null
Using sftp on an alternate port
07-Aug-09Unlike ssh and scp, sftp does not have a “-p” or “-P” flag to specify an alternate port. Instead, if the host you are connecting to has ssh running on a port other than 22, you need to use the “-o” flag: sftp -oPort=2345 remote.hurricane-ridge.com According to the man page, “-o” allows you to “give [...]
Bookmarks for April 25, 2009
28-Apr-09Links for April 25, 2009: Backup, Restore, and Disaster Recovery Solutions for PostgreSQL Database on NetApp Storage Systems – "This document describes the operation of PostgreSQL on NetApp® storage systems. This report serves as a guide to get a PostgreSQL database up and running on NetApp. This guide assumes a basic knowledge of both NetApp [...]