On Wed, Sep 19, 2018 at 02:47:09PM -0300, Leonardo Bozzi wrote:
> Good afternoon, I'm trying to set up a git server, but I want to use
> ssh access to connect clients on my server, but because of a
> limitation in my internet provider it blocks access from outside on
> port 22, so I changed the same from ssh to 8822. But when I give the
> command:
>
> $git remote add origin bozzi@xxxxxxxxx:/opt/gitcurso
>
> The server blocks me because I would have to access via port 8822. How
> do I make the connection correctly?
You have two options:
1. You can use the more verbose ssh URL syntax, which allows a port
number:
git clone ssh://bozzi@xxxxxxxxx:8822/opt/gitcurso
2. You can use a host block in your ~/.ssh/config to set the default
port for that host.
{
echo "Host bozzi.net"
echo "Port 8822"
} >>$HOME/.ssh/config
-Peff
