GitHub SSH signing error: The system cannot find the file specified

No one has seen anything like this?

Hey @cubanx thanks for the post! Just to double check, have you https://developer.1password.com/docs/ssh/manage-keys/ in a private vault in 1Password, and then registered it with GitHub? You can find more information on that https://developer.1password.com/docs/ssh/git-commit-signing.

One other thing that would help ensure you are on the right path is if you can authenticate using the key stored in 1Password. With the public key added to GitHub as an Authentication key, you should be able to run:


ssh -T git@github.com


And be able to successfully authenticate using 1Password.

I had to go back to Gpg4Win which works.

However, when I run that command now, I get: git@github.com: Permission denied (publickey).

Maybe that's part of the problem? I have Gpg4Win set up and working, could that collide with getting it working in 1Password?

Also, yes, I have it a Private vault, and it's registered on GitHub.

Here's a couple of screenshots of the setup. Let me know what else could help.

UGH, never mind. I had a specific singing key set up in my current repo, but the 1Password app added it to global config.

I moved the changes over to the specific repo config and it seems to be working.

Now I'm running into the prompt running for every SSH request. I'll turn it off for a bit and wait for a few versions, unless you need my diagnostic info.

Thanks!

@cubanx Thanks for sharing your updates, and sorry about all the headache! I'm glad to see you have it up and running now. As for the prompting frequency, I know the team is actively working on some improvements for this. Check out https://1password.community/discussion/129697/need-help-with-ssh-prompting-frequency#latest for some more info and to submit diagnostic info if you'd like.

Already submitted some diag info! Thanks for your help.