** Changed in: network-manager
Importance: Unknown => Wishlist
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Four years later and this bug still exists. That is completely
unacceptable.
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Please open a new bug. This bug has been closed a long time ago. There
is probably another reason for the issues seen in 9.10.
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Still present in 9.10
2.6.31-15-generic #50-Ubuntu SMP
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no luck, still this problem in the newest 9.10 release
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The auto-login issues are bug #140755 or bug #137247.
I believe the original issue is this bug report is fixed, so I close it.
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I can confirm that there is something quite weird going on with
autologin and network manger (gnome). I upgraded to gutsy from feisty
and found I was prompted to enter the _keyring_ password (not network
key) twice. Even after this there's no guarantee I'll have a network
connection. Manually conf
Using Gutsy as of three days ago.
I had automatic login set up, and had to enter password to connect to my
wpa-secured network up to 10 times before it let me in. (That is, not the
Gnome-keyring password, but the wpa-password) I know I used the right password,
and the connection is strong. With
Fixed in gutsy with improvements all over the place.
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as the upstream bug points out, this will be fixed in network manager
0.7. Another option would be to automatically unlock the keyring during
login ... but that should be dealt with in a nother place (not network
manager).
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it works for me on gutsy! thanks for the improvement!
andrew
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Also, pam-keyring can fail if user changes password. Generally speaking,
pam-keyring is a hack solution. It could work, but it just adds
unnecessary complication for a mostly trivial security gain. There are
things I'd encrypt using a keyring system, a network password isn't one
of them.
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I can confirm that it doesn't work with autologin. There's a bug already
filled, bug #137247
And I too would like NM to work without the keyring. I can appreciate
why the keyring is a nice idea, but in practice I've had so many
problems with it I resorted to keeping all my network passwords in a
p
Robert,
You're correct that using autologin requires you to enter a password to
unlock.
This bug then perhaps could stay open, to represent the idea that NM
using gnome-keyring to store this information may be less than ideal
(under the assumption that passwordless logon to a computer connected
v
Hi Frank,
I'm guessing that libpam-gnome-keyring only works if you enter your
password at the gdm login screen i.e. not if you configure gnome to do
an autologin (I could be wrong -- don't have gutsy installed to check).
Thus you will always have to enter at least one password before using
encrypt
This is fixed in Gutsy. libpam-gnome-keyring is a dependency of ubuntu-
desktop, and fixes this problem. It works like a charm. Robert,
perhaps that fixes your problem. Should this bug even remain open?
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Having to enter my password for the gnome keyring annoyed me so much
that I patched the gnome nm-applet to just store the key in gconf with
the rest of the network parameters. Pamkeyring is not a solution for me
since I use passwordless login with gdm (I am very lazy).
Obviously this is somewhat l
hey rick...
does this work if one would change the /etc/pam.d/login file instread? i don't
use gdm (or xdm/kdm for that matter).
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libpam-keyring works flawlessly (gutsy)
Once installed you have to manually edit the file below to activate it
>From /etc/pam.d/gdm
authrequisite pam_nologin.so
authrequiredpam_env.so
@include common-auth
@include common-pamkeyring Insert this
Workaround: libpam-keyring ... isnt storing the key in a safe location
(i.e gnome-keyring) a better idea than creating another key store.
libpam-keyring should be standard, and the keyring should have a
difinition (on a per-key basis) which keys can be opened without
password and which need a speci
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- Requires keyring password to connect to WEP network
+ Requires keyring password to connect to WEP/WPA network
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