Always allow means that kwallet don't prompt you with would you like
to let knetworkmanager access your wallet.
The first time any app accesses the wallet, a password is required to
decrypt the contents.
** Changed in: kdeutils (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed = Invalid
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kwalletmanager
Set the KWallet password to blank. You should no longer get prompted for
it.
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kwalletmanager reasking for password for app
https://launchpad.net/bugs/73386
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While this will probably work, it loses all security of the sensitive
data stored in the wallet - anyone can access it anytime for any reason.
The preferred solution (and from my basic understanding this is what I
expected to happen) is that I can 'delegate' the authority to access the
wallet to a
I don't think this is true, assuming file permissions are set
appropriately on the password file(s). I think a security threat comes
into play only if you walk away from a public terminal. But I could be
misunderstanding how KWalletManager works.
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kwalletmanager reasking for password for app
Well I understand close to nothing about it :-)
But even if the solution is to leave the password blank, and the only
security threat is the one you mention, I still think it's a good idea
to add per-application priveleges as an enhancement - that's one less
security threat to worry about.
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