Kai,
You sir are a genius and a life saver. This works perfectly now.
Thank you, thank you, thank you, Myron
Kai Grossjohann wrote:
Myron Selby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
It sounds like there is nothing I can do about this. Don't other people use
ssh to access remotes? They must be running into the same problem.
I think specifying the port in the filename is rather unusual, this would explain why others haven't seen the problem.
It now occurs to me that you can also specify the port in the ssh configuration. For example, consider the following ~/.ssh/config snippet:
Host foo HostName foobar.somedomain.tld Port 4711
Then, specifying "foo" as the hostname will cause ssh to contact the host foobar.somedomain.tld on port 4711.
Does this help, as a workaround?
Kai
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