Jon Nettleton wrote: > I think he is talking about the application acl dialog box, not the > password dialog. This should happen once for each keyring item that is > accessed by nm-edit. Selecting always allow should work so you are > never prompted to allow nm-edit to that keyring key again. I started > work on a better way for gnome-keyring to handle multiple requests, but > have been pulled away from it.
I don't know how the gnome-keyring backend works, but it would be super-handy if access to key items could be allowed by blanket access to their parent keyring. If nm-applet owns the cookie jar, from a user point of view, it shouldn't need to ask for access each of the cookies. Perhaps there is some technical reason why gnome-keyring couldn't do this. --Pat _______________________________________________ NetworkManager-list mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/networkmanager-list
