Written by: Robert R. Russell on Friday, September 11, 2020.
I use SSH keys to protect all of my SSH logins. The following shell code starts
only one ssh-agent and adds all ssh-keys to that agent. I recommend adding it
to your ~/.bashrc
file, so the proper environment variables are set up.
if [ `ps -C ssh-agent | wc -l` -ne 2 ]; then
ssh-agent -a $HOME/.ssh/agent.sock > $HOME/.ssh/agent.env
source $HOME/.ssh/agent.env
for key in $HOME/.ssh/*.pub; do
pkey=`basename -s .pub $key`
ssh-add $HOME/.ssh/$pkey
done
fi
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