https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=461653
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--- Comment #2 from michaelk83 <mk.mat...@gmail.com> ---
(In reply to Volker Kuhlmann from comment #1)
> If I don't redirect stdout/err of the kmail started over ssh, there is a
> bunch of these on the screen when clicking "send":
>
> We have an error during reading password "The name org.freedesktop.secrets
> was not provided by any .service files"
This error means that something is looking for the Secret Service API on DBus,
while that service is not running. DBus is trying to auto-start it, but can't
find any files that define how. The Secret Service API was "traditionally"
provided by Gnome keyring daemon. There was initial support added for it in
KWallet very recently, but it doesn't include DBus auto-start files yet. (There
are also a few other possible providers.)
1. Do you, or did you previously have Gnome keyring installed on this system?
2. What version is your KDE Frameworks?
3. If it's 5.97 or later, do you have Secret Service enabled in the KWallet
settings?
4. Are you using a blowfish or GPG wallet? (Might be related to Bug 458085 if
it's a GPG wallet.)
5. What happens if you try to send a mail locally (not via ssh)?
In any case, it is strange that kmail is looking specifically for the Secret
Service API, and is not falling back to the old KWallet API when it's not
available... (or maybe it does, and the actual problem is elsewhere?)
> This used to work fine on openSUSE 12.3, kmail 4.10.5;
Those are pretty ancient.
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