https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=515024
--- Comment #4 from michaelk83 <[email protected]> --- It's really not up to KDE Frameworks. The Secret Service API was designed (a long time ago) on XDG, and how the client apps use it is entirely up to each individual app. Technically, I suppose you _could_ share the Secret Service DB, but even then you typically _don't_ want machine-specific keys. If your apps are connecting to the same accounts on all the machines where you share the DB, then they'd need the same passwords, stored in the same keys. And if they're connecting to different accounts, they should create separate keys for those accounts (but again - that's up to each app). In NetworkManager's case, that'd just be a separate entry for each connection, which AFAIK it already does. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
