Ilya Priven
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Give the server its own session keyring on Linux
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The server otherwise keeps the session keyring of the login session that
started it, which pam_keyinit(8) may revoke when that session ends,
leaving the server and its panes unable to use the kernel keyring. Join
a new session keyring with the user keyring linked in once the
configuration file has been loaded, and revoke it when the server exits.
This is controlled by a new session-keyring server option, on by
default.
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