> you will have to remember scp flags. this is also bad. probably worse Worse? How? Hrm... If I don't use commands for a while, yes, I may have to remember t

> you will have to remember scp flags. this is also bad. probably worse Worse? How? Hrm... If I don't use commands for a while, yes, I may have to remember them. If that's the tradeoff for one extra layer providing even a modicum of security... why is this a bad thing? We have things like bash scripts... where you can just store the common flags you use for common things. I wonder how often the author port tunnels over ssh? I usually have to go search for the syntax for ... 30 seconds. Then I have it. Or it might be in my history already. "You might have to remember something" seems about the weakest argument against changing ssh ports I've ever read.