Hi. Is there a way via ssh_config (i.e. not talking about shell script wrappers around ssh, which of course could somehow do the job) to start a command before ssh connects? I think about e.g. a command (or series of commands) that does provide the necessary credentials (e.g. kinit, aklog) or perhaps does some port knocking on the remote server to open up ssh. Even better would be (well especially with looking at kerberos) to have and additional option to have the actual session process started by another command, e.g. k5start[0] or krenew[0]. That would make it much easier to handle connections that go to different realms. Perhaps at least the later can be done with ProxyCommand? Thanks, Chris. [0] http://www.eyrie.org/~eagle/software/kstart/
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