Previously in F23, an ssh-agent was running when I started a gnome session. I believe (perhaps incorrectly) that this was being provided by gnome-keyring-daemon.
Now, it appears that one isn't running. When I type "ssh-add -L", I get the message: "Could not open a connection to your authentication agent."
Is this an expected change in behavior with F24, or is it a bug which I should file?
(Note, there are a few bugs for F23 open about ssh-agent and gnome-keyring, but they appear to be unrelated, and I had no problems in F23).
Now, it appears that one isn't running. When I type "ssh-add -L", I get the message: "Could not open a connection to your authentication agent."
Is this an expected change in behavior with F24, or is it a bug which I should file?
(Note, there are a few bugs for F23 open about ssh-agent and gnome-keyring, but they appear to be unrelated, and I had no problems in F23).
If it is a bug, what can I do to troubleshoot for when I file a bugzilla?
An interim solution is to launch ssh-agent, but it's somewhat less convenient.
An interim solution is to launch ssh-agent, but it's somewhat less convenient.
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