[darcs-users] ssh path
Yitzchak Gale
gale at sefer.org
Sat Nov 24 19:24:12 UTC 2007
Pekka Pessi wrote:
>> On windows you can define putty "session" called "de" and use exactly
>> the same darcs commands as on Unix.
> How can you get darcs to use that though?
> Are you sure it defines a "virtual host name"
> like in Unix? If so - that's great!
I tried this - as far as the PuTTY apps are concerned, it
works great! Yay!
(I had a little trouble at the beginning, until I
remembered to unset the SSH_PORT environment
variable that I had been using.)
OK, I am changing my bug report to a bug in the
documentation (except for the part about WebDAV,
which is a feature request anyway).
The extremely helpful information in Pekka's short email
needs to be added to the WindowsConfiguration
page on the wiki. Shall I give it a whirl?
In addition, I think this is important enough for
to be mentioned (for all platforms) in the manual,
where it says:
Getting started...
Getting changes made to another repository...
Get, pull and push also work over ssh. Ssh-paths
are of the same form accepted by scp, namely
[username@]host:/path/to/repository.
I would add something like
You can also use:
session_name:/path/to/repository
where "session_name" is a "Saved Session"
defined in PuTTY on Windows, or a virtual
host name defined in ssh_config on other
platforms. This is the preferred way to customize
SSH settings, such as the port number, for
Darcs.
Thanks,
Yitz
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