rsync - Jan 2003 - passing additional options to SSH on the rsync command line?

I have an account on evilserver.
evilserver requires a *login* of the form "user@domain.com". 
something
to do with cheap hosting, I suppose.

ssh gets ill on that.  ssh user@domain.com@domain.com is no good.

So I do this:

ssh -oUSER=user@domain.com domain.com

which works just fine: ssh uses the entire mess as a log in string, and 
is quite happy.

So, how can I get rsync to play ball with this ugly scheme of things?  
Is there a way?

Thanks!

PS: please cc: this address on replies, as I am not subscribed to the 
list.  thankyou very much.

On Mon, Jan 06, 2003 at 08:50:04PM -0700, magicdb wrote:
> 
> I have an account on evilserver.
> evilserver requires a *login* of the form "user@domain.com". 
something
> to do with cheap hosting, I suppose.
> 
> ssh gets ill on that.  ssh user@domain.com@domain.com is no good.
> 
> So I do this:
> 
> ssh -oUSER=user@domain.com domain.com
> 
> which works just fine: ssh uses the entire mess as a log in string, and 
> is quite happy.
> 
> So, how can I get rsync to play ball with this ugly scheme of things?  
> Is there a way?
> 
> Thanks!
> 
> PS: please cc: this address on replies, as I am not subscribed to the 
> list.  thankyou very much.
> 
Quotes.

	rsync -e "ssh -oUSER=user@domain.com" 

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