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1 is necessary for ssh keys to work: unless configured otherwise, the client has to send the public key for every private key to the server so the server can de
by fiddlerwoaroof 5y ago
1 is necessary for ssh keys to work: unless configured otherwise, the client has to send the public key for every private key to the server so the server can determine whether any of the keys is trusted. (a) this isn’t a security issue, but it might be a privacy issue. (b) you can configure ssh to use a specific private key if this really is unacceptable.