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724 B
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# Bitwarden SSH Agent
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## Requirements
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* You need to have the bitwarden cli `bw` installed
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* ssh-agent must be running in the current session
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## What it does?
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* connects to bitwarden using the bitwarden cli
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* looks for a folder called `ssh-agent`
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* loads the ssh key for each item in that folder
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## How to use it
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`$ ./start.sh`
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Fill in you login information
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## Storing the keys in BitWarden
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1. Create a folder called 'ssh-agent'
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2. Add an new secure note to that folder
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3. Upload the private_key as an attachment
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4. add the custom field `private`, containing the private key filename
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## Improvements to be made
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* Find a way to extract the attachment from bitwarden in memory, instead of creating a file for it
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