Support for ssh-agent and forwarding?

[rupor-github]

Hi, are there any plans to support this?

[seletskiy]

@rupor-github: Hi! Not yet. It was already mentioned in the #10. I'l glad to merge PR with ssh-agent support.

[rupor-github]

Here you are: #14

[rupor-github]

@seletskiy did you have a chance to look at my pool requests (both runcmd and orgalorg)?

[seletskiy]

@rupor-github: Sorry, I was little bit of out context lately. I will take a close look soon. Thanks for poking me.

[linuxbsdfreak]

@seletskiy - Do you know if this can be merged? I am using the orgalorg tool and would like to use the ssh-agent withougt entering the passphrase everytime.

[prologic]

Looks like the PR never got merged. What happening here?

[seletskiy]

@prologic it seems that runcmd library repo was lost along with required PR, so author closed PR.

We need to restore this feature in runcmd first.

[prologic]

This was some years ago... Is there still interest in adding this feature? I'm not seeing much evidence of activity on this project of late... Do you still actively maintain/develop it?

[seletskiy]

@prologic: well, I do not use orgalorg right now, but that doesn't mean, that project is dead.
If someone will add agent functionality back in runcmd then I will gladly merge PR #14.

[kovetskiy]

@prologic yes, I use the program on an everyday basis, the thing about it is that it just works fine.

[tbellembois]

I undig a very old topic.

Is there any possibility to use the https://godoc.org/golang.org/x/crypto/ssh library instead of runcmd ?
runcmd does not look to be maintained.

[kovetskiy]

@tbellembois what point do you see in it? The runcmd package doesn't do anything except wrapping golang.org/x/crypto/ssh, providing an interface which we use in orgalorg itself as abstraction layer for Local/Remote runners.

[kovetskiy]

@tbellembois nevermind, I've already forked runcmd and reworked it a bit.

Also, I've added support of ssh-agent here: ed1e994

[seletskiy]

@kovetskiy

[tbellembois]

Orgalorg keeps asking for my ssh keys.
Changing the main.go file into (line 707):

	if os.Getenv("SSH_AUTH_SOCK") != "" {
		sock, err := net.Dial("unix", os.Getenv("SSH_AUTH_SOCK"))
		if err != nil {
			return nil, hierr.Errorf(
				err,
				"unable to dial to ssh agent socket: %s",
				os.Getenv("SSH_AUTH_SOCK"),
			)
		}

		keyring = agent.NewClient(sock)
	} else {
		keyring = agent.NewKeyring()
	}

does the job but not sure this is the right think to do...