On Sat, 27 Sep 2003 14:25:27 +0300, robin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Would work if I could work out what the signals were, but KDE apps tend not to have a dbug mode. Grrr.
What I'd like to do is a little less drastic than previous posts. I use korganizer to access a calendar stored on a remote server, but this means that whenever I login, KDE presents me with a password request. The KDE Control Centre (or Konqueror configuration) insists that I set a timeout on stored passwords, which is silly considering that I have the same password stored permanently by other apps (e.g. ncftp, wvdial). I know this is a security feature to stop users doing silly things, but there should also be a workaround for people who are willing to take risks and sensible enough to take precautions (this is, after all, a one-user workstation, not a server controlling a nuclear power station). So is there a workaround?
Sir Robin
'Expect' seems to do this kind of thing. Perhaps you'd have a script using expect as a wrapper around korganiser?
Sir Robin
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