Darío Artiles Díaz
Darío Artiles Díaz
By asking Claude 3 (AI) this are the steps. 1. Go to Settings... 2. Go to Startup -> Tasks 3. In {bash::bash} (the one that I am using) I added...
> Yeah I would not do it that way. > > Cmder has init scripts you can add that stuff to in your case it would be `$CMDER_ROOT/config/user_profile.sh` > >...
apparently i am using `cmd::Cmder`
I tried that, and it does not give me an error message, but it wont add the keys. I checked `start-ssh-agent.cmd` and `SSH_USER_HOME` does not appear anywhere. I can't find...
Ok, I need this to work in orther to have a portable working git with ssh keys so I don't have to copy my keys everywhere.
I was able to make it work, thank you @DRSDavidSoft. i edited the line in init.bat that defines HOME and that did the trick as you pointed out. From: if...
well, then there is no easy solution to that? maybe i could set the HOME variable at the start of the ssh agent script and set it back how it...
sadly I don't have symlink (i am working with windows), i tried with `mklink /D %cmder_root%\config\.ssh %userprofile%\.ssh` and it doesn't work either, it says that can't create a file that...
That's the thing, my objective is to have cmder in a external drive so i can use it wherever without having to copy my ssh keys in every computer. I...
That would make it work, but again, i don't want to leave copies of my keys everywhere. Im going to try the IdentityFile and see if i can check the...