https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=397271
--- Comment #4 from Alexey Min <alexey....@gmail.com> --- > Where is the password saved? All general settings are stored in ~/.config/krfbrc, but passwords are stored inside KWallet. Launch kwalletmanager (in kubuntu/neon package should be called kwalletmanager) and see - https://i.imgur.com/t7CFnQl.png The problem is probably with this: after reboot you need to enter kwallet password to unlock your wallet (you should see this window - https://i.imgur.com/MF714Vp.png ), if you cancel that window without entering that password kwallet cannot not be opened and unattended password is generated randomly at krfb startup (and not saved anywhere). You should see "Could not open KWallet, Falling back to config file" in krfb output if started from console. You can either configure kwallet auto-unlock on user login. Or there is a workaround to not use KWallet for storing passwords. There is a hidden (from UI) option, called "noWallet". You can manually edit ~/.config/krfbrc (when krfb program is shut down of course) and add a line in section [Security]: noWallet=true like that: [Security] allowUnattendedAccess=true noWallet=true After that you start krfb, configure unattended password once using GUI, and then it will be stored into this config file forever. It should persist on reboots. We could add an option in krfb, in security settings, a checkbox "Store passwords in KWallet" to make this option visible in UI... -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
