Hi, > > From: Iwan Vosloo <iwan@xxxxxxxxx> > > Should it be possible to let agent forwarding work like this "through" > > sudo? > > Where do we go to search for the problem? > > It certainly was working before... On Thu, 2008-06-19 at 12:49 -0700, Edmond Baroud wrote: > I guess your problem is that the root ssh public key is not in somename's authorized_keys on machine C. > When you do 'sudo ssh someone@C' you're loading root's profile on the originating box, as if root was launching the ssh command, therefor ssh loads root's public key and tries to authenticate with it on machine C against your remote user's authorized keys. Well, the idea is not to have root's keys in that user's authorized_keys on machine C. Only keys from actual developer machines are there - isn't that the point of agent forwarding? The question is how agent forwarding behaves under sudo? Thanks -i
