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I can confirm this strange behaviour of Evolution since last update and can't
see any fix in this topic. So, I reopened the bug.
I am on Hardy Heron
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seahorse is installed in hardy and allow to change the keyring password,
don't reopen the bug
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Geoff, commenting on a closed bug is not really the right place for such
comment and evolution doesn't use the keyring anyway
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Well, how come my Evolution keeps asking for the keyring password?
If it is closed,then perhaps it should be reopened/
On Tue, 2007-10-09 at 07:14 +, Sebastien Bacher wrote:
Geoff, commenting on a closed bug is not really the right place for such
comment and evolution doesn't use
are you sure it asks for the keyring password and not simply an account
password? it should be reopened if the issue was the same which is not
the case there. What about openSUSE? If you use it launchpad is not the
right place to send a comment and they might be using the keyring there
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Hi...Tnx again...I shall resolve th eissue myself.../gc
Sebastien Bacher wrote:
are you sure it asks for the keyring password and not simply an account
password? it should be reopened if the issue was the same which is not
the case there. What about openSUSE? If you use it launchpad is not the
The keyring thing is the most annoying aspect of Linux Evolution,period!
The pwd. never seems to be kept or never seems to work at all.
Futhermore, why the heck do I need more than a password?
I've NEVER ever had problems before with just a password.
Perhaps it is time to dump Evolution
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gnome-keyring has a pam module in gutsy
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This is awaiting pam upgrade to 0.99 or greater. See
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=360460 and bug #43169.
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The latest Evolution that came down in Edgy (2.8.1) seems to have fixed
this problem.
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Would be awesome to get libpam-keyring included in edgy... Would save a
lot of unneeded and (IMHO) stupid password-typing. It's just very weird
to have to enter the password three times (in my case) when you login.
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I'm facing a variation of the problem that Jay Pipes is facing. In my
case, if I run Evolution in Gnome, it asks for the keyring password.
After that, things work fine. However, if I run Evolution without Gnome
(i.e., using Fluxbox), Evolution does not ask for the keyring password
at startup.
Hi!
Having similar issues. Edgy, Knot 3. Evolution asks for keyring
password when initially opening up. Also having same issues that every
time I send/receive mail (POP3 _or_ IMAP) I get a dialog asking to enter
my password, even though I check save my password.
Really frustrating. Would be
The keyring stores the password for the different account, Dana your
issue is probably a different one which makes the keyring not working
(if you use edgy, the dapper version didn't use the keyring)
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This bug is very annoying. Stop with the keyring nonsense and remove it
altogether. I'm not about to log into the machine with a password, type
a password to get into evolution, and who knows how many other passwords
I'll have to type to get into other apps. This one has me tweaked.
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Not really an evolution issue, looks like
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=326925 upstream, marking as
confirmed, something we should try to fix for edgy, maybe by using
pam_keyring as pointed by a previous comment on that bug
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Hi,
have a look at libpam-keyring: http://www.hekanetworks.com/pam_keyring/
Best regards,
Whoopie
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Please describe one issue by bug. Is your issue due to the fact it uses
the keyring or the fact you can't change the password. Have you tried
gnome-keyring-manager for that?
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I don't mind if evolution is using gnome-keyring.
Issue is until now, evolution never asked for a keyring passwd, and suddenly
ask for one.
The good thing is I've figured out which passwd it asked, and remembered its
value...
But now, I would like to have the previous behaviour back, i.e. no
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