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kifer@cs.sunysb.edu (Michael Kifer) writes:
> But ssh can also connect at a different (numeric) port (and it is often
> useful). Where are you going to put this port?

   /foo@bar#ssh#443

seems pretty natural to me (in the sense that the `ssh service on port 443' 
is a subset of the `ssh service').  If `ssh' was the default I suppose
you could leave out `#ssh' and just give the port number.

-miles
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