On Fri, 12 Jan 2001, George Avrunin wrote:
> Try
> eval `ssh-agent`
> to get the commands executed in the current shell. You'll only be
> able to use ssh without typing the passphrase when you're calling ssh
> from a child of the shell where you did the eval, however. So
> typically you want to do this in the file that starts your X-session,
> or in your bash_profile.
>
George,
Thanks!
I am not the original poster of this thread, but I posted a similar
thread asking about the same problem. You have solved my problem.
I added "eval `ssh-agent`" to my ~/.bash_profile and "ssh-agent -k"
to my ~/.bash_logout and everything works great.
The above was the missing key. I couldn't figure out how to have bash
process the output from ssh-agent, but I have it working now.
Thanks again!
Carey
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