Henk Katerberg <henk.katerberg@verum.com> writes:
This sounds a lot like the issue I describe in my blog post here:
From the blog post:
"Unfortunately, up until GNOME 3.28 (the current release), the GNOME
Keyring's SSH agent implementation was not as complete as the stock SSH
agent from OpenSSH. As a result, earlier versions of GNOME Keyring did
not support many use cases. This was a problem for me, since GNOME
Keyring couldn't read my modern SSH keys.
[...]
Happily, starting with GNOME 3.28, GNOME Keyring delegates all SSH agent
functionality to the stock SSH agent from OpenSSH. They have removed
their custom implementation entirely. This means that today, I could
solve my problem simply by using the most recent version of GNOME
Keyring. I'll probably do just that when the new release gets included
in Guix. However, when I first encountered this problem, GNOME 3.28
hadn't been released yet, so the only option available to me was to
customize GNOME Keyring or remove it entirely."
Since your work-around was the same as mine - use the stock OpenSSH
ssh-agent - you might find the blog post useful for your situation.
The version of GNOME currently packaged in Guix is 3.24.3 (see
gnu/packages/gnome.scm). Because GNOME Keyring just wrap's OpenSSH's
ssh-agent starting with GNOME 3.28, it seems likely that upgrading to
GNOME 3.28 or later will fix your issue. If your problem continues to
occur even after Guix has upgraded GNOME to 3.28 or later, then we will
need to investigate more.
--
Chris
