¡Hola Norbert! El 2016-07-22 a las 09:14 +0900, Norbert Preining escribió:
ok, lots of restarts etc later I found the culprit:
gnome-keyring
Right, gnome-keyring implements it's own ssh-agent. I had completely forgotten about it. Good catch.
I guess the problem is that gnome-keyring-daemon drops an entry into /etc/xdg/autostart/gnome-keyring-*.desktop (for ssh,pkcs11,secrets).
Besides uninstalling gnome-keyring, do you see a different method?
You can always override the autostart desktop files adding a desktop file to ~/.config/autostart/ with the same name and the content:
[Desktop Entry] Hidden=trueI've just tested this with gnome-keyring-ssh and this avoids the gnome-keyring taking over the SSH_AUTH_SOCK.
Is this a bug in gnome-keyring? I guess yes, but what should one do, Gnome is going its own way in creating their own OS, so they will not listen anyway.
I think cinnamon is at fault here, as it doesn't show the desktop files that are in /etc/xdg/autostart in the Startup Applications settings, to allow an easy way to disable unwanted components.
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