> However, the forwarding doesn't seem to be actually working - "ssh -T
> git@xxxxxxxxxx" works locally, but not if I run it on the server
> (machine B). `ssh-add -l` prints fine locally, but prints "The agent
> has no identities" on the server.
it sounds like something on B is running a new ssh-agent process when
you log in.
when you ssh to B, is your $SSH_AUTH_SOCK owned by 'sshd' or
'ssh-agent'? if you've forwarded your agent, it should be owned by
sshd on the remote host.
this is good:
$ sudo lsof -n | grep $SSH_AUTH_SOCK
sshd 71286 pmoody 10u unix 0xffff8802058a9400
0t0 741054208 /tmp/ssh-9bmDCfYasv/agent.71286
vs:
$ eval `ssh-agent`
Agent pid 72317
$ sudo lsof -n | grep $SSH_AUTH_SOCK
ssh-agent 72317 pmoody 3u unix 0xffff880031322800
0t0 741071876 /tmp/ssh-tc6wDsKNfgFi/agent.72316
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