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@@ -5019,6 +5019,17 @@ @section Key and Cert Trust
 @end group
 @end smallexample
 
+You can also use the @option{--ssh-sign} option to control whether ssh-agent will
+be used for signing. If set to @emph{yes}, ssh-agent will be used to sign. If your
+key has not been added to ssh-agent monotone will fall back to its internal signing
+code and ask you for your password. If set to @emph{no}, monotone will always use
+its internal signing code even if ssh-agent is running and has your monotone key
+loaded. If set to @emph{check}, monotone will sign with both ssh-agent (if your key
+is loaded into it) and monotone's internal signing code, then compare the results.
address@hidden will be removed at some future time as it is meant only for testing
+and will not work with all signing algorithms.
+
+
 @end ftable