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I see you're testing it out too, judging by my authlog. ;^>
Anyway, no, it's not possible to unlock two keys with the same
passphrase without entering it twice easily.
(Even if you feed ssh-add the passphrase on the command line, it'll
ignore it; whenever ssh-add's terminal is NOTTY, it launches
SSH_ASKPASS.)
If you're really desperate, I bet Python could fake ssh-add out, but
is it really worth the effort? I mean, I guess you're seeing two
instances of ssh-askpass... but I just get two lines in a TTY. ;^>
~ g r @ eclipsed.net
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