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| Subject: | Re: Agent Forwarding Question for the list |
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| Date: | Fri, 06 Oct 2006 13:16:31 -0400 |
Jason Powers wrote:
me@desktop> ssh-add (type pass for key) me@desktop> ssh someuser@server1 now from that terminal someuser@server1> ssh otheruser@server2 It asks me for a password when I try to jump to the second server. I can put the password in and it works, but I think at this point it should be forwarding the key.
What happen if list the current keys the agent hold? $ ssh-add -l If it's empty, can you do it before "ssh someuser@server1"? If it's not empty, can you on server2 ls -ld /home/otheruser/.ssh /home/otheruser/.ssh/authorized_keys* Regards, Simon Piette
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