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> ssh [some options] port:ip:port
> 
> with it, you make a "ssh-tunnel", and then you can work with rsync over ssh.
> 
> The "some options", sorry, I don't remember, but "man ssh" :^)

current rsync uses ssh by default.  previously, what one did was

  rsync --rsh=ssh ...

randy

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