The server I am logging into does not allow setting up SSH keys, so I have to type in a password + a code generated from a device every time I do an ssh.
What I used to be able to do on my Mac is that I would ssh to the machine, and it only asks me to type in the password the first time. After that, whenever I open a new terminal window or tab, I can ssh to the machine without having to type the password again.
I recently upgraded to the new Mac OSX. I don't know what has changed but now I have to type the password every time I open a new terminal window. I don't know anything about system security, so any help or explanation is greatly appreciated.
Enable multiple sessions over a single connection in ~/.ssh/config
host *
controlmaster auto
controlpath /tmp/ssh-%r@%h:%p
ControlPersist yes
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