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Interested in web standards, semantics, communication, history of science, and the - uh - universe...

Jan
25
comment Linux boot loaders supporting full disk encryption?
lfde.org seems to be down :(
Oct
21
comment Copy files with permission 200
Unfortunately, the second step fails: tar -cf sourcedirectory.tar . gives messages like tar: ./foo/somefile.bar: Cannot open: Permission denied. (I have omitted the -v option to tar, but this should not affect the issue.)
Apr
24
comment Is it possible to use one SSH key per account for each account on a given remote server?
@Chris, sorry. I didn't have an .ssh/config, & I asked the question partly to troubleshoot what seemed to be odd behaviour by ssh-agent on DESKTOP. (I wanted to pose the question as a general one, though, so that others might benefit.) Turns out the behaviour was caused by either the .ssh directory not being executable or the .ssh/authorized_keys being misconfigured, on all but one of the remote accounts! Until I fixed this, it had appeared to me that ssh-agent just wouldn't use more than one SSH key per server, since on all but one account SSH would ask for the password regardless.
Apr
23
comment Is it possible to use one SSH key per account for each account on a given remote server?
Ah, it might be a Mac OS X specific problem with ssh-agent: shawndavison.com/2010/06/… (In my case, DESKTOP happens to be running Snow Leopard.)
Apr
23
comment Is it possible to use one SSH key per account for each account on a given remote server?
I'm using ssh-agent. It's happy enough with multiple keys, one per server, but doesn't seem to accept I might want to use a different key with each account on a single given server. If you think I'm doing something wrong with ssh-agent, please say :)