I'm happy to co-maintain this. Did you push packaging to Salsa, or how to provide feedback and contributions?
/Simon jjbrucker <[email protected]> writes: > Package: wnpp > Severity: wishlist > Owner: Jean-Jacques B. <[email protected]> > X-Debbugs-Cc: [email protected], [email protected] > > * Package name : sshwgpg > Version : 1.1.0 > Upstream Contact: Jean-Jacques Brucker > (u4sRyUhEbNU5OwyLEjfSwaXAe_42.17-002.76) <[email protected]> > * URL : https://codeberg.org/foopgp/sshwgpg > * License : GPL-3.0-only > Programming Lang: bash > Description : SSH wrapper that dynamically forwards the gpg-agent > sockets > > sshwgpg (SSH With GnuPG) is a small bash wrapper around ssh(1) that > dynamically forwards the gpg-agent sockets (gpg + ssh) to the remote > server. This lets: > . > - remote gpg --sign / --decrypt use the client's OpenPGP keys > (typically on a smartcard); > - remote ssh and git push authenticate via the client's OpenPGP > authentication subkey, enabling multi-hop ssh chains without ever > copying private keys. > . > The wrapper first opens an extra ssh connection to discover the server's > gpg-agent socket paths, then opens the real connection with two > RemoteForward entries mapping those to the client's agent-extra-socket > and agent-ssh-socket. > > I am maintaining it. I am looking for "co-maintainers" or "human backup". > I don't think I need a sponsor as I think I known quite well how Debian > Operating system is working — I'm leading the djibian blend: > https://foopgp.org/solutions/djibian/ > > (This package already exist on djibian) > > Here is my blog post about this: > https://foopgp.org/blog/2026-05-11-djibian-agentforwarding/
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