> Except when the remote host needs your password to read your
> .ssh/authorize_keys, as is the case when this authorize_keys file is on an
> NFSv4 partition mounted using Kerberos authentication.
> This is an unusual case, and it's not hard to choose ssh if this
> case applies to you.
That's true. I got off-track.
To get back on-track, I think the common case is that users barely
understand what ssh really can do, so they have nothing setup to avoid
passwords (they don't even have a public/private key) and/or to avoid
re-entering their password. So the `ssh' method is their best choice until
they change their config,
Stefan
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