Marty Oehme
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Whereas before there was a giant script (which worked well enough) looking for and activating necessary ssh agents, all of it has been replaced with a single invocation of the gpg-agent - which I have turned into an ssh-enabled agent through its configuration file. That means, first: I can massively simplify the looking for ssh agents and since I am using fixed credentials (private keys supplied through ssh host configurations) for most servers anyway it should not disrupt my workflow and, second: I can use my private gpg key to log in to servers if I set it up correctly. |
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| enable-fasd-hook.sh | ||
| fontlist.sh | ||
| sfz.sh | ||
| ssh-agent-autoconfiguration.sh | ||
| timg.sh | ||
| yay.sh | ||