On Wednesday 14 October 2009 07:35:54 Dwayne MacKinnon wrote: > Hi guys, > > I'm not sure how to submit updates for the website. Is there a guide on how > to format things? Because I think I've found a better way to start up > gpg-agent with KDE. > > I started researching the problem because at home I have to use kdm so my > wife can have her own account. KDM doesn't read .xinitrc. So I did some > research and found the following method. > > Creating an executable file in ~/.kde4/env with the following lines will do > the gpg-agent startup and environment variable propagation perfectly, and > will work both with startx and KDM: > > #!/bin/sh > > killall gpg-agent #Get rid of old processes. > rm -Rf /tmp/gpg* >/dev/null 2>&1 #Remove stale socket files > eval "$(gpg-agent --daemon --sh)" > > You can even put it in /usr/local/kde4/env so that it will start up a > process for any user that logs in. It's multi-user safe... killall only > works on processes that match your own user-id (unless you're the > super-user) and the rm command will dump any messages into /dev/null. > > Any thoughts? And if there's a guide out there for creating a website > update, let me know where it is and I'll do a better writeup.
I use security/keychain - it can handle both ssh and gpg keys, and sets
environment in
correct way for kdm login
====.kde4/env/keychain.sh
#!/bin/sh
# Start the agent and set the variables.
eval `keychain --attempts 5 --agents gpg,ssh 93E3B018 D5398F29 id_rsa id_dsa
id_dsa_2`
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====.cshrc
if (-f $HOME/.keychain/$HOST-csh) then
source $HOME/.keychain/$HOST-csh
endif
if (-f $HOME/.keychain/$HOST-csh-gpg) then
source $HOME/.keychain/$HOST-csh-gpg
endif
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