Public bug reported:
Good day. I an new to Ubuntu and run 9.04. I set up a secure wireless
connection to the internet a few weeks ago, and entered the required
password for "unlock keyring", which was the same as my logon PW. My
wireless hub has a separate hex PW. Everytime I logon to my pc I'm
prompted for the "key ring" PW to enable my wireless connection - I find
this quite bothersome.
Recently I changed my logon password, however, the keyring application
does not accept my new password. I've tried deleting and reinstalling
the wireless network using my new password, however, I get dialog box
from "unlock keyring" :
The application "nm-connection-editor" (/usr/bin/nm-connections-editor)
wants access to the default keyring, but it is locked. It prompts for a
password, and it will not accept my new password, however, my old
password is accepted and the wireless connection to my internet hub is
completed.
I would be obliged for any help in getting the keyring application to
accept my new PW. Many thanks,
** Affects: gnome-keyring (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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keyring nightmare
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