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Answer by orkoden for When I SSH into OS X, I don't have my keychain. When I...

As I describe in this answer, you need to also run eval `ssh-agent -s`in addition to unlocking the keychain.

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Answer by Besi for When I SSH into OS X, I don't have my keychain. When I use...

You should be able to unlock your keychain in the Terminal like this:security unlock-keychain -p <YourPassword> ~/Library/Keychains/login.keychainIf you do not want to be prompted for the...

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Answer by Majenko for When I SSH into OS X, I don't have my keychain. When I...

Your keychain is tied to the graphical login of OS X. When you log in to the computer locally it opens your keychain. Terminal, with bash running inside it, is aware of your keychain.When you log in...

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When I SSH into OS X, I don't have my keychain. When I use Terminal, I do

StepsOpen PuTTY on my Windows desktop.SSH into my MacBook Pro.cd to a github clone$ git pushExpectedEverything up-to-dateActualEnter passphrase for key '/Users/whit537/.ssh/github':NotesThe github key...

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