Hi,
A search for 'tmux SSH_AUTH_SOCK' brings up about 8000 pages of hacked
up scripts.
The solution can be simpler if one can just do something like:
$ export SSH_AUTH_SOCK=$(tmux show-environment -t <current-client>
SSH_AUTH_SOCK)
where '<current-client>' is some way to refer to current client,
and '-t target-client' is some new flag to show-environment to access
client's environment.
To me more clear, this '-t target-client' should make the 'tmux server'
request the environment
from the 'tmux client' attached to that tty. This 'client tmux' process
will be a child of the
sshd, and hence have the correct SSH_AUTH_SOCK.
Makes senses ? Doable ?
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