SSH question

[Wolfgang S. Rupprecht]

Jean-Rene Cormier <jrc at jrcormier.com> writes:
> pam_keyring is for gnome-keyring, that's where the WEP/WPA keys are
> stored when you use NetworkManager. I have no idea what else uses it so
> if you don't have wireless on your computer you might not need it.

gnome-keyring is what I queried to see if my ssh key was loaded.  The
key got loaded without pam_keyring.  If you take pam_keyring out or
your gdm, reboot, login and do an "ssh-add -l" you should see your
keys there too.

My wireless is handled by wpa_supplicant and is a wpa2 key that is
embedded in wpa_supplicant.conf.  It seemed like the right way to go
because things worked better if the network was up during boot.
(Things like ntp could set the time.)

-wolfgang
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