agent: Don't overwrite SSH_AUTH_SOCK socket #70
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In c1206e1 ("ssh-tpm-agent: use SSH_AUTH_SOCK") ssh-tpm-agent started using SSH_AUTH_SOCK as the default path. That is problematic because it will overwrite the existing socket, so -A won't work any more. Instead use a distinct environment variable passed from the .service file. Signed-off-by: Matt Johnston <matt@ucc.asn.au>
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Right, I thought it would be a good idea to reuse the ssh-agent auth socket paths as it would enable I need to think a little bit if I'm happy just accepting a new environment or if there is a compromise to be made here. |
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In c1206e1 ("ssh-tpm-agent: use SSH_AUTH_SOCK") ssh-tpm-agent started using SSH_AUTH_SOCK as the default path. That is problematic because it will overwrite the existing socket, so -A won't work any more. Instead use a distinct environment variable passed from the .service file.