Decided to try Tim Utschig's approach and lose the DSA key I'm no longer
using, with no positive outcome. Interesting observation, though, and
one I hadn't considered.
One addition to this that may or may not be unique to my machine. When I first
attempt an ssh, the dialog box that pops up reads:
Unlock login keyring
Enter login password to unlock keyring
Your login keyring was not automatically unlocked when you logged into this
computer
Password
No matter what I put in there, no joy. But if I close that dialog box using
the X in the corner, the next dialog box that pops up reads:
Unlock private key
An application wants access to the private key 'id_rsa', but it is locked.
Password
When I then enter the key's password in that 2nd dialogue box,
everything works fine. So for me, the problem seems to exist with the
first issue, where it's unlocking what it calls my login keyring. Can
anyone help clarify this for me? Is that portion something I can easily
disable without disabling the 2nd portion? Or is there a way to set the
password for that login keyring?
Unca Xitron
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ssh Agent admitted failure to sign using the key on big endian machines
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/201786
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