Allow to change default 22 SSH Port

Feature Request
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For best practices, when the IT department audits the software, one of the observations they say is that on a production site it’s a best practice to change the default ssh port (22) (attemps and logs becomes less)
Switching is relatively easy in /etc/ssh/sshd_config, but doing this breaks the Wappler cloud provider because it uses 22 default port.
In Wappler It is possible to change port 22 to a custom one so as not to break the functionality of the cloud?

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Complementing the best practice, another option available that should be customize is the “root user”, is not recommendable to leave “root” user able to login, in “sshd_config” this means:

PermitRootLogin no
PasswordAuthentication no
AllowUsers user1 user2

Of course, before this, admins should add a new user first granting administrative privileges. (Keep in mind, this options guarantine in certain way a production server more secure, there are a more configurations to do in a server as “Initial Server Setup”).
If Wappler team allow this, will make things more easy for us.
So, the options are: change user and port.

Thanks

@wappler_ambassadors

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bump!

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Bump!

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