Hello Debian GNOME maintainers, Update to my gnome-keyring 51.1 OpenSession source-level RFC, following the earlier 60/61 result.
I reran the patched build and full Meson suite in a fresh Ubuntu 26.10 Docker container using an unprivileged user (UID nobody) with separate HOME, XDG_RUNTIME_DIR and D-Bus session. This removes the root access artifact in startup/control/noaccess. Results: - Official GNOME 51.1 source archive SHA256: dfe7adc5876ef0670e7eba2907799bdbb8875ce58bb4208e1a52169bd16a47ca - Two source changes applied in daemon/dbus/gkd-secret-session.c: aes_negotiate() and plain_negotiate() now set G_DBUS_ERROR_FAILED if the PKCS#11 client session is NULL before returning FALSE. - Meson configuration: PASS - ninja compilation: PASS - meson test in dbus-run-session as non-root: 61/61 PASS, 0 failures - Built test binary SHA256: 6a12ef960e8823b3465d4826751be074706f2131f87134bd00b8b4616939e115 This confirms compile and standard regression-suite compatibility, not a direct deterministic reproduction of the concurrent OpenSession missing-client race. The system's production keyring and stored credentials were never touched. The container was ephemeral. Please consider this evidence alongside the existing GNOME OpenSession MR !112. I do not claim a new, independent fix without an upstream comparison and direct race test. Regards, Alexander Stepanov
