Wednesday, November 18, 2009

Use ssh-copy-id on a different port

ssh-copy-id has known problems with handling non-standard ports (e.g. connecting to a different port than 22). To overcome this issue, use a command like: $ ssh-copy-id "user@host -p 6842"
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  2. another thanks ;-)

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  4. Cheers, very helpful :-)

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  5. Yet another thanks! :)

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  6. Thank you for the information.
    I was searching an information like this, since I was moving my SSH port to another port :)

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  7. Oh! The quotes... of course! Thanks

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  8. Thanks. +8 hr. of my life.

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  11. Thanks for posting this. ssh-copy-id still has this issue over 2 years after your original post.

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  15. You're the MAN! Thanks a lot

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  16. +1 man, saved me some confusion!

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  20. Thanks, saved just a few minutes, but thanks!

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  29. Just thanks! :)

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  32. Thanks so much from Mexico

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  33. THANK YOU (from CCA http://www.cca.edu)

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  34. thanks from portland oregon

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  35. You, sir, are a gentleman and a scholar.

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