Eric Kow <[email protected]> writes:
> If I understand correctly, you're trying different ssh commands (plink
> -P, ssh -p, etc) in succession and returning the first one which
> succeeds.
FWIW, I normally don't supply options on the CLI; instead, they go in
.ssh/config, e.g.
Host *.example.net
Port 26
User example
I don't know if plink has a similar option; certainly putty's closest
equivalent (a config file per host) seemed to be more hassle than it was
worth last time I looked.
> Also, you may be interested to note that I've heard one report that MSYS
> OpenSSH actually works just fine and dandy with Darcs under the DOS
> command line (and unless Salvatore chimes in), we could perhaps start
> steering users towards that instead?
At $ork we point customers that still use Windows at the cwRsync
package, which is just enough of Cygwin to run OpenSSH and rsync. Last
time I used it, I just added C:\Progra~1\cwRsync to my %PATH% and then
ssh(1) worked as I expected from ⌘+r cmd RET.
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