Please describe the problem:
Hi!

I use a lot the sftp://something function in nautilus. Apparently nautilus reads the file ~/.ssh/config which is good. But in my case I'm using a ssh key pair to connect to my desktop computers from my laptop. Nautilus doesn't read all parameters, more concretely nautilus seems to ignore the parameter "User".

Let's give an example ~/.ssh/config:
Host desktop
User murdok
HostName 192.168.7.28
--eof--

If I type sftp://murdok@desktop it works perfectly. Instead, if I type sftp://desktop (as if I did $ sftp desktop in a console), a popup windows asks me for the user/password.

It's not the expected behaviour and it's becoming a bit annoying for me.
Thanks to the developers! If more information is need or I didn't explain it well, just ask me.


Steps to reproduce:
1. Do all the steps to create a ssh connection with key pairs
2. Edit ~/.ssh/config to use a default User with a Host
3. In the nautilus bar, type sftp://yourhost


Actual results:
Nautilus asks you for the user and password

Expected results:
Connect without asking because authentication is with ssh key pair.

Does this happen every time?
Yes

Other information:
I have not found the piece of code exactly where is happens, maybe the bug is in another library that nautilus uses. Anyways I think the bug is in nautilus that ignores de "User foo" line