Ability to set PORT (other than default 22) about envoy

[brayniverse]

Or
@connection(['web' => '[email protected] -p 8080'])

Not sure if the syntax is correct (I'm on my mobile and can't check) but earlier I tried -p earlier to pass a password but it kept giving me a 'wrong port number' error.

[mn7z]

@brayniverse yes the syntax is correct, but you can't pass a password to an ssh command through options.

[brayniverse]

@mantasradzevicius yea I figured out that I needed a publickey to bypass the password phase of accessing my server.

When you say the syntax is correct do you mean for specifying a port?

[mn7z]

@brayniverse yep this is correct for specifying a port

[brayniverse]

@mantasradzevicius Brilliant thanks for verifying. @supernrm Did you get this working for you? If so I'm sure Taylor will appreciate a closed issue :)

[supernrm]

@brayniverse no, this is not implemented yet, Taylor knows about it, please look:
https://twitter.com/supernrm/status/433300247821840385

Temporary workaround is use /.ssh/config with specified port there.

edit: "Did you get this working for you?" Did you mean "-p xxxx"? No, this is not working, and should be "user@host:port" IMHO.

[brayniverse]

@supernrm Ah that's cool, sorry my suggestion didn't work at least you have your workaround for now.

[dammyammy]

Apparently one needs an envoy self-update first and

@servers(['production' => '[email protected] -p7822']) // it work with -p7822 not -p 7822
Just gave it a try and it works

[DeathPoison]

mine wirks perfekly with @servers(['dev' => 'root@host -p 1234]) // dont need the space