On Sat, 8 Nov 2025 at 16:53, Jeffrey Ross <[email protected]> wrote: > I just upgrade my system from Fedora 42 -> 43 and I seem to have lost > gnome keyring's functionality, or at least I think it was Gnome keyring > I was using. > > Previously when I ssh'd to another machine I'd get a graphical popup > asking me to unlock my private key, after then my key would stay > unlocked throughout my login session. Since the upgrade I no longer get > that dialog box and I have to re-enter my password every time I ssh to > another system.
I don't use it myself but: 1. Is gnome-keyring installed? $ rpm -q gnome-keyring 2. Is there a gnome-keyring-daemon running in your session? $ ps -ef | grep [k]eyring 3. Reading https://www.adamsdesk.com/posts/fix-gnome-keyring-ssh-auth-sock/ (which is written from the PoV of an Arch user, but in theory is probably still applicable), you may want to check the status of gcr-ssh-agent.socket $ systemctl --user status gcr-ssh-agent.socket 4. Is your SSH_AUTH_SOCK set correctly? (I suspect it should be set to something like SSH_AUTH_SOCK=/run/user/1000/gcr/ssh) $ echo $SSH_AUTH_SOCK Beyond that, check your journalctl output and try and provide some additional debug. What happens if you run ssh-add from a terminal (with SSH_AUTH_SOCK set), just the usual "Enter passphrase"?
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