If you strip out the unix socket stuff (which I need for oddball network config reasons...) it’s just standard ssh authorised keys configs & ssh-agent working e

If you strip out the unix socket stuff (which I need for oddball network config reasons...) it’s just standard ssh authorised keys configs & ssh-agent working exactly as designed. It’s quite elegant really! It’s the unix socket dance that introduces the gruesome hackery (imo at least!).