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How to Access SSH SERVER via GIT Bash

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I'm having a problem trying to access another server using GIT Bash.

Do you know the command in GIT Bash?

I have tried but it always shows the error : bad number

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gungunst Avatar asked Feb 26 '14 10:02

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ssh user@server -p <port> works, at least for me.

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Mihai238 Avatar answered Sep 23 '22 11:09

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