Nonetheless, Bitwarden pops up and asks me to unlock my vault. Since I don’t want that, I close/minimize the Bitwarden window and wait 60 s or so until the SSL client asks me for the password of myUser. This is a somewhat acceptable workaround, but if possible, I’d like to avoid the round-trip and waiting time associated with Bitwarden.
Is there any way I can disable the Bitwarden SSH Agent for a particular ssh command? Or any other option how I can accomplish what I wish for?
Bitwarden desktop client running and logged in, SSH_AUTH_SOCK set to ~/.bitwarden-ssh-agent.sock.
I ssh with -o PubkeyAuthentication=no to a host that I usually authenticate with my private key and the desktop client does not prompt me anything: when the account is unlocked it should ask me to authorize the key use, and when it’s locked it should ask me to unlock it.
The desktop client does not prompt me anything, it doesn’t even notice the ssh connection by the client.
But I’m using Linux, so I guess it must be a windows thing.