Hi everyone,
I'm not sure if my question relates to a FreeBSD-ism or not so I put it here. Over the last few years I often noticed that
I would like to know more about the dynamics behind these different behaviours. I tried to have more or less equal .shrc,.bashrc,
.profile and .login files. I'm sure this has something to do with environment variables but if someone asked me I could not say why server XYZ loves
Can anyone point me to where I find answers to my questions or if the answer is trivial just say what is going on?
Thanks
I'm not sure if my question relates to a FreeBSD-ism or not so I put it here. Over the last few years I often noticed that
gpg-agent and ssh-agent do not work when directly using them after login. However, after startx I'm in my desktop environment and everything works flawlessly. Then I noticed that some of my servers only accept my SSH publickey connection attempt when my keys have been ssh-added while directly entering the password without the agent sometimes seems to cause the connection attempt to be rejected. But on the other hand, when I use an outdated ssh-dss key I need for iLO3, the opposite applies and using the agent will lead to a failed connection attempt. Similar behaviour for gpg-agent, it doesn't work directly after logging in but it does work after startx. The relevant environment variables always seem to have appropropriate contents.I would like to know more about the dynamics behind these different behaviours. I tried to have more or less equal .shrc,.bashrc,
.profile and .login files. I'm sure this has something to do with environment variables but if someone asked me I could not say why server XYZ loves
ssh-agent while old iLO3 seems to hate it.Can anyone point me to where I find answers to my questions or if the answer is trivial just say what is going on?
Thanks