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...NING" = "" ]; then # start it if not eval `ssh-agent -s` # also add default entity ( sleep 5; env DISPLAY=:0 SSH_ASKPASS=/usr/local/bin/gnome-ssh-askpass ssh-add ~/.ssh/identity ~/.ssh/id_dsa )& else # check if environment variables set if [ -z "$SSH_AGENT_PID" ] ; then # if not we set it # Note: if SSH_AGENT_PID is set we assume that it is set correctly and # also SSH_AUTH_SOCK is set export SSH_AGENT_PID=`echo $SSH_AGENT_RUNNING | cut -f 1 -d ' '` # Unfortunatly PID in SSH_AUTH_SOCK is not the same as AGENT_PID. # Heuristic: u...

...n i try to use sftp from other systems to HP -UX where ssh is installed it is not working fine as excepted. In brief i will mention the steps i followed. 1) Create a ssh-agent (client)by giving eval `ssh-agent` And get its PID. 2)Then set the environment variables as -- export SSH_AGENT_PID=<ssh-agent_PID>> Then go to ?cd /tmp? and then do a ?ls -lrt? to find some directory which is of name ?ssh-___? and then get into that ssh-____ directory ? you will have some file with the name ?agent.xxxxx? -- export SSH_AUTH_SOCK=<complete path as you find from above pwd comma...

...n i try to use sftp from other systems to HP -UX where ssh is installed it is not working fine as excepted. In brief i will mention the steps i followed. 1) Create a ssh-agent (client)by giving eval `ssh-agent` And get its PID. 2)Then set the environment variables as -- export SSH_AGENT_PID=<ssh-agent_PID>> Then go to ?cd /tmp? and then do a ?ls -lrt? to find some directory which is of name ?ssh-___? and then get into that ssh-____ directory ? you will have some file with the name ?agent.xxxxx? -- export SSH_AUTH_SOCK=<complete path as you find from above pwd comma...

...n i try to use sftp from other systems to HP -UX where ssh is installed it is not working fine as excepted. In brief i will mention the steps i followed. 1) Create a ssh-agent (client)by giving eval `ssh-agent` And get its PID. 2)Then set the environment variables as -- export SSH_AGENT_PID=<ssh-agent_PID>> Then go to ?cd /tmp? and then do a ?ls -lrt? to find some directory which is of name ?ssh-___? and then get into that ssh-____ directory ? you will have some file with the name ?agent.xxxxx? -- export SSH_AUTH_SOCK=<complete path as you find from above pwd comma...