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Subject: [gentoo-dev] two keychain change requests
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Date: Tue Sep 11 02:44:01 2001
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Hi!

I noticed that adding "keychain ~/.ssh/id_dsa" into .bash_login
caused problems if your home directory is NFS mounted and you
login to some other host. The other host detects that there is
a .ssh-agent file but the PID doesn't match which then caused the
original file to be overwritten.

Here's an untested change request using the vi notation:

:%s+\.ssh-agent+.ssh-agent-`hostname`+g

And another change-request: /bin/sh (which is not same as /bin/bash)
does NOT support the source keyword, it's bash'ism. The solution is to
use ". filename":

:%s+source +. +g

Martti

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Martti Kuparinen <martti.kuparinen@iki.fi>              NetBSD - No media hype
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