[xubuntu-users] ssh and ssh-agent and always asking for passphrase...

[Joshua O'Leary]

On 01/05/12 09:53, ru1812 at gmail.com wrote:
> seahorse works fine for me, deleting the keyrings folder in .gnome2 
> works for awhile but the same old problem returns ,the issue is that 
> the keyring is not unlocking when you login.
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> On , Benoit <frombenny at aliceadsl.fr> wrote:
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> > No Seahorse doesn't work.
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> > Just delete the content of the "keyrings" folder in ~/.gnome2 and
> > restart.
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> > It worked for me. The content had been refilled since but I haven't
> > till now the keyring paraphrase anymore.
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> > Le 01/05/2012 06:30, Ru a écrit :
> > Do you mean the keyring paraphrase ? I had this
> > problem with password in Pidgin always asking me for the
> > Passphrase when ever I started it. To solve this problem I
> > installed seahorse password and encryption manager   you can find
> > it in the software center  just search for seahorse
> >
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> >
> > hope this helps.
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> > On Tue, May 1, 2012 at 4:14 PM, Italo
> > Maia italo.maia at gmail.com>
> > wrote:
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> > When I use ssh with ubuntu, it asks me once for the ssh
> > passphrase and all the subsequent ssh atempts go without any
> > passphrase request. With xubuntu, it keeps asking for the
> > passphrase
> > whenever I use ssh. Why is that? How can I get xubuntu to
> > behave more like ubuntu in this matter.
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You could make this work on any program without a password by copying 
the client's public key (~/.ssh/id_dsa.pub or id_rsa.pub on the client 
machine) and pasting it into ~/.ssh/authorised_keys on the server 
machine. That way your connection is very secure without having to enter 
a password on any program.

Joshua
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