Closed DennisGaida closed 2 years ago
Duplicate of #83 and #97
OpenSSH port should still expose a "unix socket" (as a named pipe on Windows) which you can make use of, and the Settings UI actually suggests it too: While I don't remember the exact source where I got that suggestion from, it is mentioned in PowerShell/Win32-OpenSSH#1586. I just did a quick test and using that value does make the extension make use of the OpenSSH agent running in Windows.
Sorry for the duplicate! I totally didn’t see the drop down in the extension and just read the explainer text above as well as the readme/wiki here. Should have searched the issues I guess.
Windows ships in newer versions with OpenSSH OOTB including
ssh-agent
to manage private keys to replace PuTTy pageant.In the settings I can only configure pageant or a unix socket, which the ssh-agent implementation does not have: https://github.com/PowerShell/Win32-OpenSSH/issues/1761.
Could we get support for the Windows version of ssh-agent nonetheless?