> > > Seems it can be easy done with new GnuPG version: Quote: > To summarize: Either you use GnuPG 2.1, which is currently in beta. When > using this version, you can simply start gpg-agent with the > --enable-ssh-support option and add the keygrip for you GPG key (or subkey) > into ~/.gnupg/sshcontrol. > When you are using the current stable GnuPG version (2.0.x) you can use > monkeysphere to add your key to gpg-agent (again, after starting gpg-agent > with the --enable-ssh-support option). > It is also possible to use GNOME keyring (or even the regular ssh-agent) > with the help of monkeysphere. The only problem in this case is that you > will have to re-add your key when logging on again (into Gnome or XFCE). To > solve this you can manually export your key and convert it. >
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