RSYNC over SSH backup using a different port - OS 6.1.2

chirpa wrote:

If you are good with SQL(lite), you can try changing the port in the database itself, there is a field for it. # sqlite3 /var/readynasd/db.sq3 SQLite version 3.7.17 2013-05-20 00:56:22 Enter ".help" for instructions Enter SQL statements terminated with a ";" sqlite> .headers ON sqlite> select * from backup; id|name|enabled|sch_every|sch_start|sch_end|sch_dow|src_type|src_share_proto|src_path|src_login|src_password|src_port|src_eject|dst_type|dst_share_proto|dst_path|dst_login|dst_password|dst_port|dst_eject|opt_full_backup_freq|opt_remove_previous_backup|opt_chown_to_share_owner|opt_rsync_options|opt_email_this_to_alert_email|opt_rsync_exclude|opt_misc_option|wol_addr 1|test|1|24|21|23|62|share|backup|directory|||0|0|remote|rsync+ssh|128.203.202.1://remote/path|root||0|0|FIRST_TIME|0|0|2|0||0|

I edited my sqlite to the appropriate port, but it seems my RN102 still wants to connect on the default port. Is there a way to edit the file that provides the rsync command? I wouldn't mind hard coding in a new port for all remote rsync activities.