Re: sftp on different port than 22?
Stefan Teuscher <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.web.sitecopy |
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Hi Nobuyuki, thanks for the hint. Unfortunately it still does not work. After I added rcp "sftp -oPort=21" and start "sitecopy --update mytestsite" it runs through very quick, but does not set up a real connection to the server, even don't ask for the password. But sitecopy pretends it created a new directory and then pretends it uploaded a file into it. After that it says: "An error occured". In reality it didn't made any change on the server. When I start sitecopy --update ... a second time it says: sitecopy: Error: Corrupt site storage file for 'myteststite': sitecopy: XML parse error at line 11: junk after document element sitecopy: Skipping site 'mytestsite'. sitecopy: No valid sites specified. It tried a lot: sitecopy --init ... etc. But always the same as decribed above. A fix of this bug would be nice but it is not that urgent. For me it is imporant that sitecopy runs on port 22 perfectly (unfortunately I cannot use sitecopy in my office, since I only can use port 21 there). Thanks Stefan Nobuyuki Tsuchimura wrote: > Hi, > > >>My first test in the office: >>Because of different firewall reasons in my office I had to change the >>ssh-port at my server from port 22 to 21. > > ... > >>My second test at home: >>First the same problem as described above. >>But at home I have no firewall problems and I can use any port I want. >>So I reconfigured my server to work ssh on port 22. >>Result: All works correct! Fine! >>But: The connection was at port 22, not 21 which I configured at >>.sitecopyrc. >> >>So it seems that sfpt can only connect on port 22 even when reconfigured >>in .sitecopyrc to another port. > > > Try > rcp "sftp -oPort=21" > in .sitecopyrc. "password" and "port" directives are ignored. > (Sorry, I'm too busy to test sitecopy 0.15.0.) > > Regards, > -- Nobuyuki Tsuchimura > _______________________________________________ sitecopy maillist - [email protected] http://dav.lyra.org/mailman/listinfo/sitecopy