aRDP Tunnel Settings Don't Read SSH Config on macOS

[Howard Lin]

As the title states, aRDP fails to read the SSH configuration file on macOS when using tunnel settings.

I'm trying to connect to 192.168.1.99:3389 via an SSH tunnel configured in ~/.ssh/config. The config file works correctly when used in the Terminal with standard ssh commands, but aRDP throws an error.

Here is my ssh config file.
```
# /Users/user/.ssh/config
Host sample
HostName host.sample.fake
User eric
Port 1234
```

Detailed log is attached below.

[i iordanov]

There is currently no support for reading that file, since the aRDP app does not use the ssh command line utility, but rather libssh2, which does not support parsing .ssh/config.

The example file you provide allows you to default to a specific port, username and nickname for a remote server, something that the app allows you to configure in.

Is there something that is other than a convenience that this is needed for?

Iordan

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