Re: agent draft updated

>> AFAIK the existing protocol uses @openssh.com names, which don't
>> need to be registered.

Looking at moussh's code, I find it uses
[email protected], then
[email protected], then auth-agent-req.  In
the other direction, it uses [email protected] or
auth-agent.  I don't see any @openssh.com anywhere here.  (The only
@openssh.com name moussh understands in any sense is
[email protected] as a channel request, which moussh never
generates and rejects whenever it is attempted by the peer.)

It is however possible that, as a consequence, moussh agent forwarding
doesn't interoperate; I haven't done detailed interop testing with
OpenSSH.

I no longer recall where I got the idea that auth-agent-req and
auth-agent, without any @domain, were appropriate names.

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