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You can rsync with a different port by adding -e "ssh --port" into the rsync command.
Here's what it looks like:
rsync -avz -e "ssh --port" source username@host.com:/destination
-e specifies a remote shell to use. In this case, we set it to ssh. Once we set it to ssh, we can use other flags that come with ssh.
-avz are other flags I commonly use for rsync. They stand for archive, verbose, and compress.
-a— archive mode. This is complex since it equals to-rlptgoD. Basically this does lots of improvements to make it easier to copy folders recursively.-v— verbose. It lets me see which files are transferred.-z— compress. This makes the transfer faster by compressing data.
That’s it!
This content originally appeared on Zell Liew and was authored by Zell Liew
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