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Ksshaskpass

   0.5.3  

KDE Accessibility Application

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Ksshaskpass
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Depends on:  KDE 4.x
Downloads:  1015
Submitted:  Jan 1 2007
Updated:  Jan 1 2010
Score: 
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Description:

A KDE 4 version of ssh-askpass with KWallet support.

Debian packages for the KDE 3 version can be found in Lenny. Packages for the KDE 4 version should arrive in unstable within the next days.

Ksshaskpass is also shipped by Ubuntu, Fedora and Mandriva. Please notify me, if you know of more distributions.




Changelog:

0.5.3
* Disable rpath of the binary.

0.5.2
* - Do not read password from wallet, when ssh-add tells us that the former
passphrase has been incorrect. Fixes an infinite loop, when the wrong
passphrase has been stored in KWallet.
- Replace 'password' with 'passphrase'.
- Thanks to Glennie Vignarajah for noticing both and the initial patch.
* Wrap Wallet-Object in std::auto_ptr to make sure it is always freed.
* Add REAME explaining how to use ksshaskpass.

0.5.1
* Install manpage into correct directory.

0.5.0
* Port to KDE 4.

0.4.1
* Add manpage.
* Apply patch written by Gustavo De Nardin to return with an error, if the user cancelled the input. Thanks Gustavo.

0.4
* New maintainer Armin Berres. Hans van Leeuwen vanished -- thanks for his work so far.
* Use CMake as build system and remove all the Autotools related files.
* Only show the option to save the password if the wallet could be opened before.
* Close wallet after we used it.
* Some minor fixes.




License: GPL
(Ksshaskpass 0.5.3)
(Ksshaskpass 0.4.1)
(Ksshaskpass 0.4)
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 How this is supposed to work

 
 by jithin1987 on: Dec 31 2008  
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When I used gnome and I ssh to a machine ssh askpass aska for my passphrase in a dialogue box and adds it to ssh agent. But in kde with ksshaskpass I do not see that happening. I have to run ssh-add from krunner to activate ssh ask pass.
On konsole it does not get activated and i have to type my passphrase every time I do ssh.


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 Re: How this is supposed to work

 
 by jithin1987 on: Jan 29 2009  
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Hello any one here?


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 Re: Re: How this is supposed to work

 
 by trigger-debian on: Jan 1 2010  
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Finally I added a README file. You can find it in the tarball.


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 Packages

 
 by Seli on: Jun 29 2009  
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Packages for openSUSE, Fedora, Kubuntu and Mandriva are available in the openSUSE build service repository home:llunak:kde (see http://en.opensuse.org/KDE/Build_Service for installation instructions).

The openSUSE packages are integrated with openssh (use the openssh-askpass package from the repository or wait until the change is accepted for the factory package). The remaining packages just plain include the application, as I don't know how to integrate ksshaskpass with other distributions.


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 Don't aks for wallet password

 
 by olenz on: Jul 7 2009  
olenzolenz

There doesn't seem to be another place to file this, so I do it here:
I know that ksshaskpass primary virtue is to be able to store SSH password in the wallet.
However, I would prefer *not* to store my ssh passwords in the wallet, but use the app only to have a KDE password dialog. Unfortunately, ksshaskpass asks for wallet access before asking for the ssh password itself and whether or not to store it...
Therefore, I have to enter the wallet password, although I do not want it to store the password.
Would it be possible to change this behaviour?


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 Re: Don't aks for wallet password

 
 by olenz on: Jul 7 2009  
olenzolenz

Ok, I see that this doesn't really work - after all, you first have to check whether or not a password is already stored in the wallet.
Still, this is somehow annoying. Anybody got a good idea on how to solve this?


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 Re: Re: Don't aks for wallet password

 
 by trigger-debian on: Jan 1 2010  
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I think I could add a secret option in a config file to disable the wallet integration.


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 not working as intended

 
 by jithin1987 on: Aug 28 2009  
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Its asking for both ssh passphrase and kwallet password. But not always,

This is how I am using it. I have added ssh-add in my kde autostart. Ideal behaviour is it asks for kwallet password and reads from it.

But its asking for both kwallet password and ssh passphrase.

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2615/3864937212_bfd2f0457d_o.png


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 Re: not working as intended

 
 by trigger-debian on: Jan 1 2010  
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I have also seen this behavior. I think this may be a race condition in the kwallet code.
ksshaskpass just asks for the passwrod of the key, if it could not open the wallet or not password has been stored.


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 gpg

 
 by guini on: Jan 26 2010  
guiniguini

great app, but is there a way to make this work with gpg-agent?

i tried, it but all i get is errors :-(

$ eval "$(/usr/bin/gpg-agent --daemon --pinentry-program /usr/bin/ksshaskpass)"
$ echo "test" | gpg -ase -r 0x12341234 | gpg

You need a passphrase to unlock the secret key for
...
...

gpg: problem with the agent - disabling agent use


When i use

$ eval "$(/usr/bin/gpg-agent --daemon --pinentry-program /usr/bin/pinentry-qt4)"

it works.


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