I store my SSH keys inside 1password, which lets use me use them by setting the path to their auth socket as my IdentityAgent in my ssh config file. That works transparently for most tools that use ssh, but agenix seems to try directly reading the contents of the identity file inside ~/.ssh, which is not present on my system. It would be very convenient if it had the capacity to use SSH_AUTH_SOCK env var or IdentityAgent from ~/.ssh/config
I store my SSH keys inside 1password, which lets use me use them by setting the path to their auth socket as my
IdentityAgent
in my ssh config file. That works transparently for most tools that use ssh, butagenix
seems to try directly reading the contents of the identity file inside~/.ssh
, which is not present on my system. It would be very convenient if it had the capacity to useSSH_AUTH_SOCK
env var orIdentityAgent
from~/.ssh/config