Use "-e" to set ssh options, just like with scp On my rsync -e sets the executable, and my scp doesn't have -e but -o. Even then it's a bit of a stretch (or I'

Use "-e" to set ssh options, just like with scp On my rsync -e sets the executable, and my scp doesn't have -e but -o. Even then it's a bit of a stretch (or I'm missing something); e.g. for the ssh option I use mst of the time, a non-default port: scp -P 4222 is equivalent to scp -o"Port=4222" is equivalent to rsync -e "ssh -p 4222" Again, this is just what I use after having to look it up at one point so I might be missing something, but it's not like the arguments translate one to one?