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Git clone from remote repositorium with ssh and non default port

Published March 11, 2009 English 2 Comments
Tags: Git, Notes, SSH, Tips, Unix

just a reminder, suppose your ssh port is 3022: (sometimes I swap the way to specify the port in those two commands)


git clone ssh://user@domain.com:3022/~/Projects/my_project


ssh user@domain.com -p 3022

(when connecting through ssh the non default port goes as param, the default port is 22)

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1 Drakezila March 21, 2010 at 18:28

Hey my friend thanks for this tip… my isp block the ssh default port so i couldn’t do that by the easy way

i really sorry about my english… greetings from venezuela! bye bye!

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2 Alex July 21, 2010 at 14:10
You can also add the host to your ~/ssh/config so you don’t need to add the port every time you use ssh/git:
```
Host *example.com
    Port 3022
```
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