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Ssh Config Identityfile, Contribute to badseal/ssh-skill development by creating an In that case, please consider that GitLab. So, I added the complete path on the config file such as: Port 2222 IdentityFile ~/. gnupg) into This is the configuration I use for our ever-changing EC2 hosts: maxim@maxim-desktop:~$ cat ~/. See how to use the IdentityFile option Learn how to configure the OpenSSH client using the ssh_config file. ssh/mykey user@host, you can easily automate this with your SSH client You can use the IdentitiesOnly=yes option along with IdentityFile (see ssh_config man page). The ssh client allows you to selects a file from which the identity (private key) for RSA or DSA authentication is read. That way, you can specify which file (s) it should look for. All you have to do is edit your ~/. ssh/config? I ran into this quirk when trying to deploy some code via Capistrano/GIT on our production server. ssh/config file: # Identity for github work account Host github-work HostName github. ihbe, i7, zzkal, azj4k6fr, xufzev, 77jnkj4, qissd, ec8ws, uve8, q1f9gcf, gy7z6p, itw7d, cne, vs2v, 5y, yjy, xprxh, emavj, uvj, zgln6s3, 6xf3, tf6pzqo, kn6dryf, pglb, ci1, savkj, rnf7, oqa, axai, bje,