Support different user and port with same host

[sestegra]

On the same server, I'm running 2 SSH servers (one for regular SSH connection (port 22) and another one for container running on the host (port 2222 with admin user)). My configuration is given below.

.ssh/config

Host *
  ControlMaster auto
  ControlPersist 5m
  ControlPath /tmp/%r@%h:%p

Host server_name
  User user

/tmp

/tmp/admin@server_name:2222
/tmp/user@server_name:22

Result of ssh -O check

$ ssh -O check admin@server_name -p 2222
Master running (pid=75873)
$ ssh -O check server_name
Master running (pid=70100)

Resulting output of cmc -l is incorrect

server_name
   pid: 70100
 start: 5:34PM
status: Master running
socket: /tmp/user@server_name:22

server_name
   pid: 70100
 start: 5:34PM
status: Master running
socket: /tmp/user@server_name:22

[chigh]

I've run into this issue as well. If the connection's username matches what's in ~/.ssh/config, it will list and close with -x. If the connection does not match anything in ~/.ssh/config or $USER on the local system, it won't list or close with -x.

A previous version of cmc would at least list all of the connections if the usernames match what's in ~/.ssh/config or $USER. -x wouldn't close those connections, however -X will. The current version will do neither. I'll just get a warning.

WARNING: no control socket found for host: github.com