Enabling smart card PIN cache ?
    Bob Dunlop 
    bob at xyzzy.org.uk
       
    Fri Sep  8 12:04:22 CEST 2006
    
    
  
Hi,
Please, what am I missing ?
I'm running gpg-agent as follows:
/usr/bin/gpg-agent --enable-ssh-support --daemon /home/XXX/.xsession
and have the appropriate enviroment variables set.
My ~/.gnupg/gpg-agent.conf contains:
    # Gpg-agent configuration
    # Enable SSH support (should be done on command line)
    enable-ssh-support
    # Set two hour PIN cache timeouts
    default-cache-ttl-ssh  7200
    default-cache-ttl      7200
    max-cache-ttl-ssh      7200
    max-cache-ttl          7200
    # Allow setting of the PIN by an external agent
    allow-preset-passphrase
I execute the equivalent of
echo "PRESET_PASSPHRASE <keygrip> -1 <pin>" | gpg-connect-agent
in a startup script and see no error.  Yet each and every call to
ssh or scp prompts me for a PIN :(
Please someone tell me the trick to enabling the PIN cache.
-- 
        Bob Dunlop
    
    
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