after lmh core cpssh lmh asks for passphrases of keys every time

[kohlhase]

this is extremely annoying, can that be changed? Otherwise lmh update is quite useless.

[tkw1536]

From what I see there are 2 ways around this:

1) store a decrypted ssh key (without password) in the docker container 2) cache the password so that it only has to be entered once / session

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[kohlhase]

It seems that git caches the password on its own in my local setlup, why does not not do that in docker?

[kohlhase]

I am just wondering why it behaves differently in docker and in MacOS.

[tkw1536]

because it's technically not git itself caching the password but the Mac OS keychain. Inside docker, that does not exist.

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I am just wondering why it behaves differently in docker and in MacOS.

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[kohlhase]

so I guess I need https://help.github.com/articles/caching-your-github-password-in-git/#platform-linux right?

[kohlhase]

hmmm, but that does not seem to work for me.

[tkw1536]

I'll have to set up ssh-agent, see https://help.github.com/articles/working-with-ssh-key-passphrases/

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hmmm, but that does not seem to work for me.

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[kohlhase]

OK, that seems like a good idea.

[tkw1536]

fixed by now.