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...different permissions on the server (again, through a command directive on authorized_keys on the server). So, my .ssh/config uses two different Host configs, so I can use the alias hostname to get to the different access permissions: Host=hostA Hostname=repos.example.com IdentityFile=usera Host=hostAAdmin Hostname=repos.example.com IdentityFile=userb Of course, these key files are password protected. Once ssh-agent has the usera or userb key installed, it ignores the config...meaning I have to do a lot of shuffling with ssh-add...and I've lost the benefit of using ssh-agent at all...worse, now...