Re: How to specify identity with forwarded agent?
- From: Chuck <skilover_nospam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 03 Jul 2006 16:02:43 GMT
George Baltz wrote:
I've loaded a couple of keys into the ssh-agent on my workstation, then
done 'ssh -A hosta'. Now I want to use a specific key to go from hosta
to hostb, but when I add '-i idfile', hosta complains that it doesn't
exist. It's right of course, it is back on my WS.
I've tried with and without paths, and exactly what 'ssh-add -l' shows
me on hosta, but no joy. Can somebody offer a clue?
All systems OpenSSH 4.1p1, WS is Linux, hosta & hostb are AIX 5.3
Just install the appropriate public keys into the appropriate
authorized_keys files. Load all the matching private keys into the agent
and it should use the right one depending on which user/server you're
connecting to.
.
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