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Yes. Create a temporary (or permanent) private key on server A and then put its public key in server B. That's the correct way to handle this situation, defini
by gunapologist99 3y ago
Yes. Create a temporary (or permanent) private key on server A and then put its public key in server B.
That's the correct way to handle this situation, definitely not -A.
- lxgr 3y agoThis implies a much higher level of trust in a dev server than might be warranted, since an attacker can exfiltrate keys from that server and then permanently use them from elsewhere. Agent forwarding doesn't have that problem. > That's the correct way to handle this situation, definitely not -A. Maybe for your situation; certainly not for all. If agent forwarding was strictly inferior to ProxyJump/ProxyCommand, it would have been deprecated.