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After investigating what was causing #321 for me, I managed to replicate it in my case:
I'm using another device to access a third host using the secretive machine. This works, but only if the desktop is unlocked. As soon as the desktop is locked via the "Lock Screen" button AND you start a new SSH session (if you use one opened before the screen is locked it will still work) secretive will stop working for authentication with:
sign_and_send_pubkey: signing failed for ECDSA "ecdsa-sha2-nistp256" from agent: agent refused operation
I believe this is a different than #321 as there could be multiple causes for that to happened, so I opened this one
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
As I understand it works as intended. T2 chip is locked while your account is locked. You can't use your key from another account with su yourname even if it's logged on (while it's logged off, agent not starts). I don't think that apple will allow any workaround as this would be a security issue
After investigating what was causing #321 for me, I managed to replicate it in my case:
I'm using another device to access a third host using the secretive machine. This works, but only if the desktop is unlocked. As soon as the desktop is locked via the "Lock Screen" button AND you start a new SSH session (if you use one opened before the screen is locked it will still work) secretive will stop working for authentication with:
I believe this is a different than #321 as there could be multiple causes for that to happened, so I opened this one
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: