D. Joe Anderson wrote: >On Sat, Sep 21, 2002 at 06:38:35PM +0200, Kenneth Macdonald Karlsen wrote: > > >>For various reasons (Bandwidth limiting opiton) i wish to copy a file >>from my local machine to a remote machine using rsync. >>I wish to tunnel this trough ssh since the remote site doesnt run rsync. >>The problem i'm running in to is that the ssh deamon on remote site is >>running on a high port and not the default port 22. >>I cant seem to get the ssh connection to connect to an other port than 22. >> >>This is how i run the command: >>rsync --bwlimit=50 -ve -- ssh localfile >>[EMAIL PROTECTED]:portnumber/u/ken/ >> >>Does anyone have suggestions? >> >> > > >You may be able to quote the argument to the -e option in order to >specify the port > >rsync --bwlimit=50 -v -e "ssh -p portnum" . . . > > or something like that. > >I haven't done this, but have quoted the the argument to -e in order >to specify and identify file, eg > >ssh -e "ssh ~/.ssh/keyfile" . . . > >--Joe > > > > It works. Thanks
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