SSH Port Configuration

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Changing Port in Application

For gitflic version 2.16.x and aboveFor gitflic version 2.15.x and below

1. After installation and launch of the application, go to admin panel, settings section.

2. Select change ssh port in remote url for project

3. Enter the port specified during application configuration in ssh.server.port= line and click save.

   

Links generated by the application will automatically adopt the required format.

Attention!

It's recommended to free system port 22, as these versions don't properly display ssh request commands!

You need to manually modify ssh request:

git clone ssh://git@gitflic.ru:1234/adminuser/test.git  

This request uses following parameters:

Parameter	Description
ssh://git	Protocol and git server specification. Must be present in request
gitflic.ru	Your server domain name
1234	Port specified in ssh.server.port=1234 parameter in application.properties
adminuser	User account
test.git	Project name

Changing System SSH Port

Info

• It's recommended to use official instructions from your SSH server provider.
• Below are generalized settings for most popular sshd service

Debian-based distributionsRed OS

1. Edit /etc/ssh/sshd_config file

   sudo nano /etc/ssh/sshd_config  
   

2. Uncomment Port 22 line and change value to any available port e.g. 2255.

3. Restart SSH daemon

   sudo systemctl restart sshd.service  
   

1. Edit /etc/ssh/sshd_config file

   sudo nano /etc/ssh/sshd_config  
   

2. Uncomment Port 22 line and change value to any available port e.g. 2255.

3. After setting the port, you need to notify OS security system about changes. If skipped, SELinux will block SSH server during restart.

   sudo semanage port -a -t ssh_port_t -p tcp 2255  
   

4. Restart SSH daemon

   sudo systemctl restart sshd.service  
   

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