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Description

ssh-agents capable of spawning and maintaining multiple ssh-agents across terminals.

The SSH agent is usually spawned by running eval $(ssh-agent), however this spawns a new SSH agent at every invocation. This project provides an ssh-agent wrapper called ssh-agents that is capable of spawning an SSH agent and caching the environment variables for later invocation.

Features

  • One SSH agent across all terminals
  • Add all un-encrypted SSH keys to the agent upon spawning. Please note that encrypted SSH keys can only be added via ssh-add after having started the agent.
  • Ability to have different keys in different agents for security purposes.
  • Multiple SSH agents
  • To use multi-SSH agents, start ssh agent with the --name flag. The given name is expected to be a folder under ~/.ssh/name containing the keys to include in the agent.
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Version

1.0.1

License

Maintainers (1)

Executables (1)

  • bin/ssh-agents

Platforms (44)

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