> #!/bin/sh
> set agent =~/agent-info
> if (-r agent) then
> source $agent
> else
> echo "Can't find or read agent file"
> exit 1
Just a couple of tweaks to this. I think it is useful to check if
there is already an agent we can talk to and also to make the file
per-host. What I do at the top of scripts is (something like):
ssh-add -l >/dev/null 2>&1 ||
[ ! -f $HOME/.ssh/agent_env_`hostname` ] ||
. $HOME/.ssh/agent_env_`hostname`
If anyone is interested, the script I run from my .bashrc (for
interactive sessions) to start or attach to the agent is too big for
this margin, so I have put it at:
http://richard.caley.org.uk/FreeBSD/ssh_agent.bash
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- RJC
