I am trying to configure VSCode on my machine (Win10) to SSH to my remote servers using keys already loaded in Pageant running on the machine. One way I found is to use "wsl-ssh-pageant", however ...

The implementation of key handling with (Tortoise)Git for Windows confuses me. As far as I understood, you can implement with either ssh.exe (gits own ssh program), where you can then choose an ssh...

I am trying to connect to an SFTP through Paramiko with a passphrase protected SSH key. I have loaded the key into Pageant (which I understand is supported by Paramiko) but I can't get it to decryp...

I've generated key pairs using PuTTYgen and been logging in using Pageant, so that I have to enter my pass-phrase only once when my system boots. How do I achieve this in Linux? I've heard of key...

Is there a way in PS 5.1 to reuse the PuTTY agent keys? Now, the details. To use key agents one has an Agent that holds the keys (left box), and Client Applications that delegate administration of...

Background: I'm using git and TortoiseGit with github.com. My development cycle on the .git local branch goes like this: 1) Make whatever changes 2) Right-click on directory, choose "Git Commit -&...

Earlier I used Mercurial command line installation and it worked fine for me with default ssh client and keys location in ~/.ssh. On my new laptop I installed TortoiseHg. Now any remote request (...

I'm trying to clone a repo in either cygwin or GitBash (msysgit) using Pageant for ssh keys. I get the following error: $ git clone [email protected]:username/your-project.git Cloning into 'y...

ssh-agent has a protocol whereby data can be sent to it to get signed by a particular private key: http://api.libssh.org/rfc/PROTOCOL.agent In Linux, with ssh-agent, you'd open a Unix domain sock...

I know that Paramiko supports Pageant under Windows, but it doesn't work by default. I am looking for an example of connecting using the key that is loaded in Pageant.