> This is a very good point. So, you're saying that ssh should _not_ be > prompting for both passphrase and password, correct? I need to confirm Not really. Just that SSH, not being able to know in advance whether your private identity-key can be used to login, first tries to log in with it and when that fails, it reverts to the password login mechanism. > Also, what "judicious editing" of ~/.ssh/config do you mean. Sorry, > perhaps I should just read the ssh docs in more detail. You can tell SSH not to bother trying RSAAuthentication (i.e. authentication with your .ssh/identity) for specific hosts (if you know that it would fail) by putting something like: Host <host-pattern> RSAAuthentication no `man ssh' will tell you more. Stefan
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