Floris van der Grinten
Floris van der Grinten
> The problem is that sandboxed apps can’t access unix sockets outside of their sandbox. This means that in order to use SSH Agent, Postico can’t be sandboxed any more....
@jakob Okay, here's another idea: sandboxed apps should be able to connect to sockets that live within the app container. So what could work is this: 1. User creates a...
And does `npm install -g @secrethub/cli` work for you?
I tried running `npx @secrethub/cli` using Node v14 / NPX v6 and I'm getting the same error you got. However, when upgrading to Node v15 / NPX v7 it seems...
We also provide pre-built ARM binaries in the GitHub release assets: https://github.com/secrethub/secrethub-cli/releases
@randohinn Could you try this syntax instead: `password: ${{ env.SSH_PASS }}`
In the `env` block you'll have to use one of the `EnvVar` names from here: https://github.com/appleboy/drone-ssh/blob/master/main.go#L33-L185 For example: ``` steps: - name: "Secrets setup" uses: secrethub/actions/[email protected] env: SECRETHUB_CREDENTIAL: ${{ secrets.SECRETHUB_CREDENTIAL...
@plashenkov Could you elaborate on that? Are you SSH forwarding to a Windows machine that runs the OpenSSH server and you can use your local keys? Does that create a...
Right, that makes sense now. Thanks for the clarification. So yeah, people looking to SSH into a Windows box with agent forwarding enabled will still have to wait :( I'll...
The [`OnePasswordItem` CRD](https://github.com/1Password/onepassword-operator#usage) works independently from any specific Kubernetes workload type, because the output will be a regular Kubernetes Secret. So anything that can use Kubernetes secrets (though `Opaque` only...