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awholelattelove's avatar
awholelattelove
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4 years ago

Is there a way to confirm that I've correctly setup the SSH integration in 1Password?

I originally posted here with a comment but didn't hear back; so I guess I'll post this as a new issue here! I have this all enabled in 1Password and have tried following everything in this threa...
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Jack_P_1P
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4 years ago

Hi awholelattelove:

I'm sorry that your post was initially missed. Just to confirm, your SSH keys are in your Private vault (or Personal vault if you're using an individual account), correct?

Additionally, you need to have either added the snippet referenced here to ~/.ssh/config or set your SSH_AUTH_SOCK environment variable appropriately.

If you've set SSH_AUTH_SOCK, then ssh-add -l will show all identities, and if your keys are in a Private or Personal vault, they should be shown. If you're using the ~/.ssh/config method, then ssh-add -l won't show your keys presented by the 1Password agent.

If you're using ~/.ssh/config or SSH_AUTH_SOCK, then you can verify your GitLab SSH key using the "Verify you can connect" steps listed here: Use SSH keys to communicate with GitLab | GitLab

Let me know how you get on with that!

Jack