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I noticed that I can use tergent with ssh-agent just fine: #15 (comment)
But ssh-add -s $PREFIX/lib/libtergent.so asks for a PIN (empty pin is fine), which doesn't make much sense to me, and makes it harder to include that setup in an automated startup script.
Why does ssh-add ask for a PIN here, and can it be avoided?
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Maybe PKCS#11 cards usually have a PIN number and ssh-agent expects that?
But in my case it's asking for a passphrase, not pin. I have dealt with this minor annoyance using an expect script.
I have this in my .zshenv:
# ssh-agent (Android)
if [[ $(uname -o) == Android ]]; then
if [[ -z $SSH_AGENT_PID ]]; then
eval $(ssh-agent -s) >/dev/null
expect ~/.dotfiles/bin/android/ssh-agent-tergent.exp >/dev/null
fi
fi
I noticed that I can use tergent with
ssh-agent
just fine: #15 (comment)But
ssh-add -s $PREFIX/lib/libtergent.so
asks for a PIN (empty pin is fine), which doesn't make much sense to me, and makes it harder to include that setup in an automated startup script.Why does
ssh-add
ask for a PIN here, and can it be avoided?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: