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bw-ssh

v1.0.6

Published

Use Bitwarden to store ssh config and keys

Downloads

10

Readme

bw-ssh

Use Bitwearden to store SSH config and private keys and load them into ssh agent.

  1. Put your private keys into bitwarden folder with the name ssh as follows:

    1. Create secure note item, put private key content into notes field, make sure trailing new line is present
    2. If your key is protected with the password, put it into hidden field with the name password
    3. If you want to put public key as well, store it within custom text field public, it will be stored on fs with suffix .pub added
    4. Name item with the name as you want it published inside ~/.ssh folder
  2. Put your ssh config file into the same ssh folder with the name config. Include and IdentityFile options will be processed and replaced with the filenames from other items (if exist).

Subfolders in file names are supported as well.

Example

Item name: config

Include other/config

After processing:

Include /Users/me/.ssh/config

Item name: other/config

Host example.com
User me
IdentityFile other/me.key

After processing:

Host example.com
User me
IdentityFile /Users/me/.ssh/other/me.key

Item name: other/me.key

----BEGIN .....
.....
----END .......

Changelog

1.0.6

  • set SSH_ASKPASS_REQUIRE to 'force'