As public keys are not meant to be secret, would it be possible to remove, or at least have the ability to turn off the public key confirmation?
In conjunction with the trezor-agent shell command, I'm loading all my valid public keys into a shell, then use the standard ssh, git or scp commands. On first use, they load the public keys and request the required private key.
However because I have 5 loaded, I have to press yes five times to allow the public keys through, and then have to remember to double check the 6th entry as it's an authentication request.
This worries me that I'm going to keep pressing yes until it stops, mistaking an authentication request simply as a public key request
As public keys are not meant to be secret, would it be possible to remove, or at least have the ability to turn off the public key confirmation?
In conjunction with the trezor-agent shell command, I'm loading all my valid public keys into a shell, then use the standard
ssh,gitorscpcommands. On first use, they load the public keys and request the required private key.However because I have 5 loaded, I have to press yes five times to allow the public keys through, and then have to remember to double check the 6th entry as it's an authentication request.
This worries me that I'm going to keep pressing yes until it stops, mistaking an authentication request simply as a public key request