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Setup PuTTY to use an authentication key from |
Prerequisite(s)
gpgand Gnu Privacy Assistant (GPA) installed. Both are included with Gpg4win.- An authentication subkey.
- PuTTY - Find the official build here. 64bit builds are available here.
Configure GPA
- Open Gnu Privacy Assistant (GPA)
Edit > Backend Preferences
GPG Agent > enable-putty-support
Restart gpg-agent
Open a command prompt and run the following:
gpg-connect-agent killagent /bye gpg-connect-agent /bye
Run agent on boot
Open the Run dialog (
Win + r)Run:
shell:startup
Right click in the window > New > Shortcut
Browse to select
C:\Program Files (x86)\GnuPG\bin\gpg-connect-agent.exe
Optionally give the shortcut a friendlier name, and click
Finish.
Right click on the shortcut > Properties
Add '
/bye' to the end of the target."C:\Program Files (x64)\GnuPG\bin\gpg-connect-agent.exe" /bye
Optionally, set 'Run:' to 'Minimized' to make it less intrusive on startup.
Configure PuTTY
In the PuTTY config, go to Connection > SSH > Auth
Under "Authentication methods", enable "Attempt authentiation using Pageant" (this may be the default, in which case, there is nothing to do).
PuTTY settings do not persist, unless you save the session.