>enforce pw protected ssh keys
people will just use `a` as the pw
people will just use `a` as the pw
@romin
No need to, enforcing a complex password that would be unlocked together with system keychain looks easy.
On machines I use interactively, I run ssh-agent on login and enter this passphrase once — and yet this offers a degree of security against the keys being stolen. It's not perfect, but it's somewhat better than not having one 🤷
@romin
What's wrong with it? 🤔
@romin
What does dbus have to do with all this, do you consider all software using local sockets broken?
>what's wrong with dbus