## This file lists the keys that the command line client ssh2.exe offers
## to the server in public-key authentication. In case "identification"
## does not exist in user's settings folder all keys in UserKeys folder
## are offered to the server in public-key authentication.
##
## Affects also sftp2.exe and scp2.exe which use ssh2.exe for transport.
## 
## This file should be located in <USERPROFILE>\Application Data\SSH.
## (Run ssh2.exe -h, it displays the full path.)
## 
## Format of entries:
##  IdKey UserKeys/<my_private_key>
##  CertKey UserCertificates/<my_private_key>

#IdKey UserKeys/myprivkey