openssh unix dev - Aug 2012 - Reload key with more 'strict' options without password

Excuse me for lame question..

Imagine you load some private key with ssh-add with no options, so it could be
used forever. And after some time you decide to reload it with more
'restrictive' options, like '-t' or '-c'. Why ask
password again? If it's the same key (with the same fingerprint)..

On Fri, 31 Aug 2012, n3rd at Safe-mail.net wrote:
> Excuse me for lame question..
>
> Imagine you load some private key with ssh-add with no options, so it
> could be used forever. And after some time you decide to reload it
> with more 'restrictive' options, like '-t' or '-c'.
Why ask password
> again? If it's the same key (with the same fingerprint)..
There is no ssh-agent protocol message to express "update this already-
loaded key's contraints only".

-d