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> Hello all. Am trying to set up a development server over the Internet
> so it can be accessed more easily by remote teams of developers. A CVS
> repository is available there, and what I want is for that repository to
> be accessible remotely over SSH. In addition, I want the SSH server to
> bind to a nonstandard random port number, as opposed to the well known
> port 22.
The key to make ssh work easily is the ~/.ssh/config file. Add a section
like this
Host cvs
HostNmae 1.2.3.4
Protocol 2
IdentityFile my_ssh_key.dsa
Port 1234
User cvsuser
(these are of course sample values...)
now, all you need to do for cvs is use the hostname 'cvs' and
ssh will get the details form ~/.ssh/config
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