A wrapper script for ssh that sets up gpg-agent forwarding to allow you to sign git commits with gpg on your local machine. (Other use of gpg via ssh is also possible, but requires use of a gpg wrapper on the remote machine.)
Installation:
- Place gssh on the machine you are connecting from in a directory in your PATH.
- Connect to a remote machine using the same argument syntax as for ssh, e.g..:
gssh user@example.com - Modify your global git configuration to use a wrapper for gpg to sign your commits.
The code to do this is loaded into
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