On Wed, 13 Jun 2012 02:08:32 -0700
pants wrote:
> keychain does not actually run the set commands. All it does is print
> those strings to stout. You need to either set up something to eval
> each of them or parse them and run set on each of their arguments. As
> it is set up right now in your
On Wed, 13 Jun 2012 02:08:32 -0700
pants wrote:
> keychain does not actually run the set commands. All it does is print
> those strings to stout.
Are you sure?
> You need to either set up something to eval
> each of them or parse them and run set on each of their arguments. As
> it is set u
keychain does not run set on the proper environment variables for you;
rather, it just prints them. You need to have some system set up that
eval's each set command or parses each string and runs set itself.
Right now, with the command you show being in config.fish, you are
simply printing the set
keychain does not actually run the set commands. All it does is print
those strings to stout. You need to either set up something to eval
each of them or parse them and run set on each of their arguments. As
it is set up right now in your config.fish, you are simply echoing the
strings and not e
> set -e SSH_AUTH_SOCK; and set -x -U
> SSH_AUTH_SOCK /tmp/ssh-0F3yvROn3IrT/agent.4211 set -e SSH_AGENT_PID;
> and set -x -U SSH_AGENT_PID 4212
Hi, I'm not an expert in keychain, but I see, that there is ';' missing
after /tmp/ssh-0F3yvROn3IrT/agent.4211 and before the next 'set'.
Or is it just
Hello!
In my zsh setup I use keychain to start ssg & gpg agents automatically,
but have problems using it under fish.
I put the following in my config.fish:
keychain --eval id_rsa 52B5C810
set fish as default shell and upon launching XFCE I get dialogs to
enter passwords.
Moreover, keychain li
