failed to add key about envoy

[vodik]

Right. You enabled both. Is either one or the other. Try only enabling one of the two. They are just two different backends. If it still persists I'll take a closer look.

[vtolstov]

Thanks! Now i can add key. But i can't get commands for fish shell.
If i exec envoy -p i see the output
If i exec envoy -f nothing displayed. Can you check this?

[vodik]

envoy -pf

-f makes the print function output fish style command. The two need to go together. This is to make aliases easier:

alias envoy="envoy -f"

[vtolstov]

Thanks!

Is that possible to silently not add keys that already added? Now i need to envoy -l | grep $key to check what key i need to add.

[vodik]

Sorry for the delay, school is getting the best if me.

There really isn't a way for enjoy with ssh-agent to remember which keys you added. Envoy isn't much more than a process manager at its core. Its not something the agent supports to begin with. However its possible to script that nicely when it comes to the shell setup.

Its, however, possible with the gpg-agent, but that's because that agent behaves differently. Instead it creates a keyring and any added SSH keys get associated with that keyring. The keyring is automatically loaded and unlocked on demand.

So give gpg-agent a shot. Other them that there isn't much I can do. Envoy can only facilitate the behaviour of the agent its managing.

[vodik]

I suppose I can save and load added keys to file. If you really want this behaviour and insist on using ssh-agent, open another issue here as a feature request and I'll get to it once I'm done midterms.

[vtolstov]

Hmm. I'm understand. I think my scripting foo with envoy -l does enought. Thanks!