Unable to use "real" ssh-agent in 17.10
I'm an ssh certificates user, thus I need the real ssh-agent (gnome-keyring-ssh does not support ssh certificates)
In 16.04, if I disable gnome-keyring-ssh, a real ssh-agent is started and if I launch a terminal, I have the correct SSH_AUTH_SOCK variable in my env
mkdir -p ~/.config/autostart
cp /etc/xdg/
echo 'Hidden=true' >> ~/.config/
echo 'X-GNOME-
Now if I do the same thing with 17.10, gnome-keyring-ssh is disabled, but no ssh-agent is started
it should be started by "ssh-agent.service" (systemctl --user start ssh-agent.service)
Now if I start ssh-agent.service manually, ssh-agent is started, but SSH_AUTH_SOCK is not added to the environment variable (starting a new terminal)
I'm using a fresh installation of 17.10 (vm)
Thanks
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