Gordon Messmer wrote:
Wolfgang S. Rupprecht wrote:
Gordon Messmer <yinyang@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
I think you're confused by the fact that the identities are still
listed by "ssh-add -l". They're certainly deactivated and require a
passphrase in order to be used again (tested in GNOME 2.24).
No, I'm confused by the fact that I can still ssh to remote machines
without entering my key-unlocking passphrase. ;-)
Like I said, this works properly for me under GNOME 2.24 (F10). Since
you didn't include any details of your own setup, I can't comment on why
it's not working for you the way that it should.
Indeed, it also works for me in F10's GNOME 2.24. I'm the one who
started the thread with this question, and a simple "ssh-add -d"
does what I need. I'd like to be able to set a timeout, but I can
make do with manual re-locking.
I appreciate all who contributed here.
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