To me, the solution at comment 4 works.
How to disable GNOME Keyring: SSH Agent:
http://dtek.net/blog/how-stop-gnome-keyring-clobbering-opensshs-ssh-agent-ubuntu-1204
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This affects me too with fresh ubuntu 12.10 installation. All packages are from
standard ubuntu 12.10 repositories.
#2 describes exact behaviour.
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I'm seeing exact the same behavior.
How can I help?
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/791747
Title:
Cannot add keys from PKCS#11 provider
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Which version are you using and how can I reproduce this?
Thanks
chuck
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OpenSSH version: 5.8p1-1ubuntu3
OpenSC version: 0.11.13-1ubuntu5
Which other software is ubuntu using for loading ssh agent (so I can write
their versions here)
Steps to reproduce:
- you have a OpenSC compatible card/token with loaded key pair (pkcs15-tool -D
prints information about private
