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Card cannot be accessed because of other connections #111
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I run into this with another command line utility that uses the yubikey to get an SSH certificate. I added the following to my .bashrc, wrapping that utility: function ssh-add {
local _usbdev=$(lsusb | grep Yubico | awk '{x=$2+0;print x}')
sudo sh -c "echo 'usb${_usbdev}' >/sys/bus/usb/drivers/usb/unbind"
sudo sh -c "echo 'usb${_usbdev}' >/sys/bus/usb/drivers/usb/bind"
sleep 1
/path/to/ssh-add $*
} This only supports one Yubico device being plugged in, but that's OK for me. It parses the |
Hi!
First and foremost, congrats on the project! It is pretty good and solves a pretty big problem for me :)
I've the following setup:
I use them both a lot. My SSH key is mainly for connecting to some servers I manage, but also for pushing commit using Git. My GPG key is used both for encryption, but also for signing git commits.
Anyway, I followed this guide to setup my GPG inside my Yubikey, and it works as expected. But, it seems that the usage of my GPG key somehow breaks the Yubikey-agent.
Let me explain.
Every time I run
git commit ...
I'm prompted by my OS to type my GPG key password (from inside my Yubikey). Them, afterwards, usually I rungit push
and when I do so I got an error like the following:After that, if I check my
yubikey-agent
service, I see the following:Even if I run
systemctl --user restart yubikey-agent.service
the error persists. What I need to do is physically remove the Yubikey, wait 1-2s and them plug it again. Them, restart the Yubikey agent and my SSH key works in thegit push
After that, if I only run commands using my SSH keys (connect to a given server, fetch, push, etc) it works every time. But, as soon as I use my GPG key from within my Yubikey, the same issue happens again.
Anyone have any idea how to fix this?
Edit 1: I've just found out that the same issue happens in the other direciton. If I'm using my Yubikey for the SSH key I can't sign any GPG commits, neither encrypt data (with my GPG key inside the Yubikey). I need to phisically remove and insert again in other do use it for GPG 🤔
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