Ron Frederick

The error suggests that you have an encrypted version of a private key that AsyncSSH is trying to load, meaning it is could be one of the default keys in...

Is that how OpenSSH currently works, skipping loading of encrypted private keys referenced in the config if they're already in the agent, or does it just always ignore such keys...

Yeah - without a .pub file, it would still be able to load the key, but it might not be able to tell that this key is the same as...

Trying to match OpenSSH's behavior exactly would be a very significant change, since right now the key loading happens completely separate from looking up SSH agent keys, and there's currently...

After some thought, I went with a slightly different approach which more closely preserves current behavior, where the caller can override ignore_encrypted for either keys loaded from the config file...

This change is now available in AsyncSSH 2.12.0.

Great - thanks for letting me know!

With socketserver, you wouldn't even have an asyncio event loop running yet, and having one running when trying to fork is probably a bad idea, so I think you'd actually...

In order to take advantage of multiple processes, you'd need for each process to create its own aysncio event loop after it is forked, and to get maximum benefit from...

I spent some time looking into this further, and while I still have my doubts about its usefulness, I've decided to go ahead and provide a `sock` argument to the...