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vid Talkington writes:
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> Hi folks -
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> I run my X session as a child of ssh-agent, which gives me the ability
> to enter the key password only once per session with ssh-add, and then
> not worry about it again. I don't know how I'd make that work in run
> level 5, so that ssh-agent is available to anyone who logs in, with
> keys being safely removed from memory upon logout. The kludge is for
> the logged-in user to simply start an xterm as a child of ssh-agent,
> and run all other xterms out of that one, but there's gotta be a
> better way.
>
> How is this done properly?
I have the following at the end of my .Xclients file:
eval `ssh-agent`
ssh-add > $HOME/logs/gnome-session.log 2>&1
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