Cole Mickens
Cole Mickens
There's also rage-yubikey but it's (based on the name) a bit vendor specific compared to generic PIV / PKCS11, plus it does its *own* per-"file" wrapping but maybe that's a...
Hm, I looked at the code and realized you already have a `--detach`. It _is_ kind of hard to justify a systray icon, other than a quick visual liveness check....
reading through this makes it sound like the `S.gpg-agent.ssh` socket is special in Windows and handled differently than the extra gpg socket, so maybe I just need to continue using...
(selfishly, I'd love a tool that could do both with just one background service to setup)
I use gpg-agent as my ssh-socket provider. As far as I know native `ssh.exe` can not use gpg-agent's `S.gpg-agent.ssh` socket. So, `wsl-ssh-pageant` exposes a named pipe that internally adapts to...
This post contains details about the exact setup I'm using now: https://github.com/PowerShell/Win32-OpenSSH/issues/827#issuecomment-756510203
One thing I've noticed - however `gpg-bridge` is backgrounding itself, it manages to entirely disappear from Task Manager and then I don't know if it is running or not. (Process...
Looks like this is unblocked: https://github.com/tokio-rs/tokio/pull/3760 EDIT: just wanted to say thanks again for this, I use it almost every day.
It seems like it's working well when I use this: ``` .\gpg-bridge.exe --extra 127.0.0.1:4321 --ssh \\.\pipe\gpg-bridge-ssh ``` If I use this instead, it went into some awful loop spawning itself...