wrong public key is being offered when using multiple identities

[emanelif]

consider the following config

hosts:
    foo:
        Hostname: hostB
        IdentityFile: ~/.ssh/a
    bar:
        Hostname: hostA
        IdentityFile: ~/.ssh/b

ssh foo/bar leads to Permission denied (publickey). because the wrong public key is being offered

is that my fault, intended behaviour or assh's fault?

[moul]

Hi @emanelif, thank you for your feedback,

Your configuration file looks good, I need to do some tests to figure out where the issue is

[moul]

I think #116 fixed this issue too, can you give a try and tell me if both of the issues were addressed ?

[emanelif]

I hope I used the correct version. go get -u github.com/moul/advanced-ssh-config/cmd/assh should do it, right?
ssh foo/bar is not working then: Permission denied (publickey).

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edit1: ssh foo using bar as a gateway (gateway set in config file) is working now. thanks!

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edit2: this might be a solution:
i need agent forwarding, when using the proxy command and have to load the keys into the agent first

[moul]

Yep, go get -u github.com/moul/advanced-ssh-config/cmd/assh will fetch and compile the latest version in your $GOPATH/bin directory, then you need to have $GOPATH/bin in your $PATH or call the binary using its absolute path to be sure to run this version

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response to your edit1: :)

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response to your edit2: the way assh is working do not requires agent-forwarding (I personnaly disabled it globally for security reasons).

assh won't call ssh hosta -- ssh hostb,
but ssh hosta -- netcat hostb 22 and will use this netcat socket to perform a new ssh connection from the assh' host

[emanelif]

everything works fine now.

[moul]

perfect :) thank you for your feedbacks