I wanted to git push some bits to a remote repo
and set up this .git/refs/remotes/publish file:
URL: git+ssh://www.example.com/some/path/repo.git
Push: my-branch:public-branch
So that I could "git push publish".
The ssh on the far side is listening on port 1234
and not the default 22. So I slapped this into my
~/.ssh/config file on the local machine:
Host www.example.com
Port 1234
This worked great for a straight "ssh www.example.com"
connection. However, git still complained that port 22
was refusing connections. It was. Git shouldn't have
been trying to use it.
So Junio suggested taking advantage of the fact that the
default refspec uses git+ssh and use this instead:
URL: www.example.com:/pub/software/linux-2.6-86xx.git
Push: my-branch:public-branch
Which just worked.
So this is either a bug report or google food. :-)
jdl
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