On Mon 05 May 2008, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Have daemon setup on port 10001.
>
> Do not have NC, do not have root access.
>
> Client command :
>
> rsync -avzul -e "ssh -vvv -l username" /home/users/blah/
> rsync://lrem02:10001::/live
Firstly, this syntax is not quite correct, the manpage says:
rsync [OPTION...] SRC... rsync://[EMAIL PROTECTED]:PORT]/DEST
That would translate to:
rsync://lrem02:10001/live
i.e. don't confuse the two ways of specifying a daemon transfer
(rsync://host/module and host::module)
Secondly, if you have a daemon on 10001, why are you using ssh?
Alternatively, if you have ssh access, why use a daemon?
> How can i transfer to a non standard SSH daemon port (10001) with non-root
> and non access to alter the init default files (873).
If you have an _ssh_ daemon on 10001, then use:
rsync -e 'ssh -p 10001' ...
You could also make an entry for the remote host in ~/.ssh/config , like
so:
Host remotehost
Port 10001
That will then be used as the default ssh port for that remotehost.
Paul Slootman
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