should be fixed by NM 0.7 which is mostly a rewrite. If you have similar
issues, open a new bug.
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excerpts from my user.log
sudo: Passphrase key already in keyring
sudo: Error attempting to add passphrase key to user session keyring; rc = [1]
sudo: There is already a key in the user session keyring for the given
passphrase.
sudo: Passphrase key already in keyring
sudo: Error attempting to
the gnome-keyring is made to store passwords and not random
informations, if you want to discuss the design you should open a bug on
bugzilla.gnome.org or contact the upstream mailing list, ubuntu will not
do such changes in a distribution specific way
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Hmm, IMO the point of gnome-keyring is to protect the
passwords/passphrases/encryption keys. I wouldn't suggest allowing an
application to control whether the password is freely readable, no.
But the fact that network-manager has a password stored in gnome-keyring
is not sensitive information. O
right, that's the whole gnome-keyring point, protect the informations
you store there, would you consider it secure if any application could
set a flag to not require credential to read informations? network-
manager should note somewhere else if a password is stored in the gnome-
keyring for a net
As I understand it, prompting for a password is a gnome-keyring problem,
because in order for the application to find out if it has a key stored
in the keyring, the keyring must first be unlocked by entering the
keyring passphrase. Is this not the case?
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the previous comment was not clear, the cancel action issue is fixed in
intrepid, asking for a password when not required is an application
issue
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the issue is not a gnome-keyring one
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Related: automatic login the problem.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager-applet/+bug/223076/
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i am still having a problem:
- i boot my pc
- login to gnome
- i am asked to unlock the keyring to get access to the wireless
- i enter the password and get connected
>>>- i am asked for my password once again <<<
is any further information required?
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@Nicholas:
Trying to install, I get the following:
libpam-gnome-keyring is already the newest version.
0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
It's installed by default I think, but there's no option to
remember(remind?) the password.
@derfie:
The solution in that thread m
In hardy I solved the problem according to this link:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=776176
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@Tan Kah Ping :
you should install the libpam-gnome-keyring package and log you again by gdm.
It would ask you your gnome-keyring password and propose to remind the password.
Hardy is great :)
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I also get this behaviour i Hardy. I use WEP auth for my wireless.
on login, I get a dialog asking me for default keyring password so that
nm-applet can access the WEP key stored in the keyring. After I typed in
my password, it accepts and my wireless connects successfully and
doesn't ask me for k
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my observations as a computer administrator are the following: in my
school sometimes apple computers ask users for keyring or keychain
passwords. i've never seen one who knows what that is. users try to
click these boxes away or ignore them.
at private homes people are happy when they found out 1
Alex: Found it. In my version the tab is called "GNOME Keyring" that
allows you to change the master password. So also changed my user
password to be the same. So after re-booting only requires my user
password. Thanks.
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if you installed seahorse from the Ubuntu package, it should appear in
System -> Preferences -> Encryption and Keyrings. In there, there
should be a tab "Password Keyrings", with a button for "Change Unlock
Password".
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Alex: Thanks for your prompt reply. I am new to Linux having recently
bought a Dell machine with Ubuntu pre-loaded. So I am still learning. I
had a look on the web for Seahorse and I have loaded the application but
can't see how you run it or what you need to do to change my password.
Any help app
Richard: I expect your problem is due to 'libpam-gnome-keyring' and
unrelated to this one. Basically, libpam-gnome-keyring just uses your
system password to automatically unlock the gnome keyring on login, but
apparently doesn't update the keyring password when you change the
system one. I believ
I only started having a problem when I updated my user password. To gain
access to my wireless network, I had to type in my old password. I have
now gone back to my original password when I got my PC and it now works
OK without asking for my user password. So it would appear that the
applet is sto
I just tested with the daily live CD (version 2008-03-19).
I was able to duplicate the problem.
Steps to duplicate:
1. boot from livecd
2. connect to a WPA-protected network. At this point, the system will prompt
for a new password for the default keyring. Enter one. Now the keyring exists
b
Hi Alex
are you able to reproduce this with a new user account?, i haven't seen this
for some time now.
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I don't know about the desktop CD's live environment, but I do still
have the same problem in an up-to-date hardy installation, freshly
installed less than a month ago from hardy alpha 5.
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Hi there
do you still experience this issue with the current version of the
application?, could you please try to reproduce this using the live environment
of the Desktop CD of the development release - Hardy Heron.
Thanks in advance
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seems to be a network-manager issue
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I have the same behaviour on three gutsy installations on different
hardware and one hardy, so much so that NetworkManager is unusable. I
use the interfaces file or Wicd if I want to roam. It would be a sad day
to see Hardy released like this.
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My keyring manager also behaves very weird/annoying, similar but still
slightly different to the description of the OP.
That's what happens when I start my computer:
1. A dialog pops up and asks for my keyring password which stores my WPA
key. When I enter the password and press ok the same dialo
The workaround of the second link did not work in my Gutsy. At login
screen I had a popup saying auth failed, this pop would keep opening all
the time on the top of the login, preventing me to actually enter the
password and login. Had to use a recovery boot and remove mods.
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Same problem here. I login, then nm-applet asks pwd for keyring... problem
discussed in many places, several workaround proposed. This includes :
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=187874
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=2776815#post2776815
I'll try the second one. I am not convince
HiJ
Just to say, the same thing happens to me. Not that I'm as adventurous
with my experiments, sorry I couldn't follow all that "allow once, turn
round three times and spit" thing, but I'm sure it's the same issue.
Crazy thing connects to the wireless when I click deny! Bizzare, almost
human in
I still get this problem, yes.
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i get the problem again -
it is a bug, because when i am asked for the password first, i ticked:
automatically open this keyring whenever i login,
nevertheless i am asked for the password (to open a wap connection)
and i am asked twice.
i have a completely updated gutsy installation.
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Ah, I was able to reproduce the problem with the new user:
After initial login and connection to the network (creating a new
default keyring, storing the wpa passphrase in that keyring), log out
and back in. Reconnect to the network, and deny access to the keyring.
nm-applet prompts for the wpa p
I cannot reproduce with a newly-created user.
One interesting tidbit (with my main user):
Using gnome-keyring-manager, I looked at the default keyring. Two entries,
including the WPA passphrase in question, were visible in the list without
being prompted. The names of the other keys (VPN passwo
i forgot to say that i'm using:
gnome-keyring 2.19.90-0ubuntu1
network-manager0.6.5-0ubuntu9
network-manager-gnome 0.6.5-0ubuntu8
in a gutsy installation
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i cannot reproduce your bug following this procedure.
here, when i click on a WPA-PSK protected network, ask for password
(this time network-manager), i fill the info, and join the network, then
a gnome-keyring dialog pops up and ask me for the keyring password,
here if i deny the access, the con
I can reproduce it, yes. It happens every day.
The steps I take: select a WPA-protected wireless network from nm-applet. it
will, in order:
1. bring up the gnome-keyring password dialog. Here I hit "deny"
2. prompt for the network information. Here I enter the WPA key. At this
point the ap
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