Why you want to disable it? You need to save your password into keyrings. so the password can be encrypted in the file.
If you delete the old keyring files, gnome-keyring will ask you to create a new keyring. Then all the passwords or keys will be saved the new file. Jeff Valerie Bubb Fenwick wrote: > Hi there - > > I'm running Nevada 101a (not exactly opensolaris, as I'm still > on SPARC), and I'm now constantly getting pestered by the gnome-keyring > (seems to be triggered by pidgin) > > The old workaround of deleting: ~/.gnome2/keyrings/default.keyring > doesn't seem to work anymore. > > Any ideas how to disable this tool? Cancel doesn't seem to get > the message through... > > Thank you! > > Valerie >
