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SSH key server. Seriously. I like getting authorization for the SSH keys that I have permitted. I haven’t yet modified the agent config which can from the Agen

SSH key server. Seriously. I like getting authorization for the SSH keys that I have permitted. I haven’t yet modified the agent config which can from the Agent perspective prevent the presentation of unrelated SSH keys for given servers.

upon_drumhead 3y ago
https://github.com/maxgoedjen/secretive https://github.com/maxgoedjen/secretive > Secretive is an app for storing and managing SSH keys in the Secure Enclave
- halostatue 3y ago
  1Password SSH support works on multiple platforms and allows you to import your own SSH keys. Secretive does not. (I have used Secretive and have an unsatisfactorily rejected issue about the way it hijacks all possible uses of the SSH agent. It’s disappointing, but I also understand it.) I still hate the 1Password 8 UI and reject all of Dave Teare’s apologia for the UI garbage (if they either added multi-window or multi-tab support, then ~80% of my complaints would go away; if they eliminated the stupid Electron defaults for ⌘0 [mainly], ⌘-, and ⌘+ because resizing on the fly is something I never want to do with a password manager another ~10% of my complaints would go away; the rest won’t go away until they remember that Electron pseudo-modals are complete garbage and they need to DIAF). I mostly interact with 1Password via the CLI and the browser extensions, since most of my passwords are already where they should be as I’ve been using 1Password since ~2006 (when it was 1Passwd and they were writing on the Switcher’s Blog).
  - upon_drumhead 3y ago
    You can always specific specific IdentityAgents in ~/.ssh/config for hostnames, to limit Secretive to specific hosts, but you are right, the cross platform support is completely missing. However, I feel good knowing my private key can't be exfiltrated from my laptop, which is a guarantee that 1Password can't make at all.
    - halostatue 3y ago
      Yes, and in this way if I felt that I needed to, I could have an SSH key in Secretive and the rest in 1Password SSH agent.

upon_drumhead 3y ago

https://github.com/maxgoedjen/secretive https://github.com/maxgoedjen/secretive > Secretive is an app for storing and managing SSH keys in the Secure Enclave

halostatue 3y ago
1Password SSH support works on multiple platforms and allows you to import your own SSH keys. Secretive does not. (I have used Secretive and have an unsatisfactorily rejected issue about the way it hijacks all possible uses of the SSH agent. It’s disappointing, but I also understand it.) I still hate the 1Password 8 UI and reject all of Dave Teare’s apologia for the UI garbage (if they either added multi-window or multi-tab support, then ~80% of my complaints would go away; if they eliminated the stupid Electron defaults for ⌘0 [mainly], ⌘-, and ⌘+ because resizing on the fly is something I never want to do with a password manager another ~10% of my complaints would go away; the rest won’t go away until they remember that Electron pseudo-modals are complete garbage and they need to DIAF). I mostly interact with 1Password via the CLI and the browser extensions, since most of my passwords are already where they should be as I’ve been using 1Password since ~2006 (when it was 1Passwd and they were writing on the Switcher’s Blog).
- upon_drumhead 3y ago
  You can always specific specific IdentityAgents in ~/.ssh/config for hostnames, to limit Secretive to specific hosts, but you are right, the cross platform support is completely missing. However, I feel good knowing my private key can't be exfiltrated from my laptop, which is a guarantee that 1Password can't make at all.
  - halostatue 3y ago
    Yes, and in this way if I felt that I needed to, I could have an SSH key in Secretive and the rest in 1Password SSH agent.