Setting LPASS_AGENT_TIMEOUT does not preserve login

[kratsg]

Hi,

I like to be able to run lpass login for a given day and have subsequent password accesses (such as for ssh) to not require the lpass login password. So I do something like this:

LPASS_AGENT_TIMEOUT=86400 lpass login --trust <username>

However, immediately after running, a subsequent lpass show <account> still prompts for my password. I would like to basically just remember the password for 1 day (86400 seconds) and type it in once. For reference, I have an ssh command like this (for a server that only allows passworded logins)

sshpass -f <(lpass show --password <account>) command ssh <server>

Related: #499, #270.

[waterkip]

I seem to be able to trigger this as well, not on the first run. testcase:

lpass logout
lpass login --trust username@lastpass.com
while : ; do; pgrep -lf lpass;
    lpass show --username --sync=auto <SITE>
    sleep 10
done
Are you sure you would like to log out? [Y/n] y
Log out: complete.
Success: Logged in as username@lastpass.com.
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Please enter the LastPass master password for <username@lastpass.com>.
Master Password:

[tedwardd]

This issue persists in LastPass CLI v1.3.3.GIT. The agent does appear to be running in the background but not providing authentication.

[richardpickett]

Two years later, seems the same.