Matthew and Patrick, Thanks for the replies. I do not recall installing gnome keyring myself, so think it came as a dependency for Evo 3.10.2. The problem is that Evo never seems to ask either keyring for a password -- nor does it ask ME for a password -- unlike the behavior I have on a Linux Mint netbook with Evo 3.2.3.
I just experimented further starting Evo from the terminal and composing and attempting to send a message . . . which led to the follow error: (evolution:22938): Gtk-CRITICAL **: gtk_entry_set_text: assertion 'text != NULL' failed TIA for any additional help as I don't know the workings of Evo enough to decipher this. Roy ----- Mensaje original ----- De: Patrick O'Callaghan Enviado: 24-02-14 17:15 Para: Matthew Barnes Asunto: Re: [Evolution] Mageia KDE and Evolution On 24 February 2014 13:37, Matthew Barnes <[email protected]> wrote: > I don't think you need gnome-keyring. KDE uses KWallet, doesn't it? Yes. > Evolution just speaks to the "org.freedesktop.secrets" D-Bus interface, > and both gnome-keyring and KWallet export that interface [1]. I don't > know what happens when they're both installed and compete for the name. Using KDE, in previous versions of Evo I would frequently get two popups asking for the password (although they both looked like GTK dialogues). Currently (3.10.4) I just get one. Apparently in Gnome you don't get any as long as your keyring password matches your login password. Or something. poc
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