Hello C.Buhtz:
Thank you for getting back to me on this.
c.buhtz＠posteo.jp wrote:
> This is not the case.
I see ...
> ... assuming you miss use the apt tools on your shell.
Yes, most probably. 8^°
Sorry about that.
This is what aptitude prints out when I ask about gnome-keyring:
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$ aptitude why gnome-keyring
i backintime-common Depends python3-keyring
i A python3-keyring Depends python3-secretstorage (>= 3.2)
i A python3-secretstorage Recommends gnome-keyring | libkf5wallet-bin (>= 5.97)
| keepassxc
$
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> <https://packages.debian.org/en/sid/backintime-common>
Right ...
So no gnome-keyring or keepassxc dependencies for BiT?
Good to know.
The thing is that when I saw that gnome-keyring was a *recommends* I purged it.
But then BiT would not work, so I had to re-install it and things went back to
normal.
I do not use gnome-keyring (or any other keyring for that matter).
Just don't like the idea of passwords stored in my box so, for the time
being, I rely on other, less sophisticated methods I feel more comfortable with.
I would then have to re-phrase my original question:
How can I get rid my system of gnome-keyring and not screw up the BiT process?
BiT is important to me, has saved my files more than once.
From what I see in the link you kindly provided, my guess is that
python3-keyring
would work and be enough (?) but I cannot find out how make the switch.
Thanks in advance.
Best regards,
JHM
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