Open rlue opened 6 years ago
I think it may be a problem with gpg-agent.
Hm. Could you suggest a way to debug the problem a little further, so that I could submit a useful bug report to the GnuPG team?
I don't know for sure, but you can try enabling verbose logging in ssh and gpg-agent. Lftp itself just gets a login error from ssh.
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Hm. Could you suggest a way to debug the problem a little further, so that I could submit a useful bug report to the GnuPG team?
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I use
gpg-agent
to handle SSH key authentication. It's rather complicated to set up (I wrote a blog post about it here), but the upshot is that I successfully use my GPG keys for SSH authentication, in bothssh
andlftp
.More specifically, I can connect to a server with
lftp
, and I can download regular files (viapget
) or whole directories (viamirror
) without a hitch. However, if I try to initiate a multi-segmented download (viapget -n
ormirror --use-pget-n
), thenlftp
borks on trying to initiate the parallel connections. Here's the relevant debug output:These errors do not occur when authenticating via actual SSH keys or username / password.