Richard: I expect your problem is due to 'libpam-gnome-keyring' and unrelated to this one. Basically, libpam-gnome-keyring just uses your system password to automatically unlock the gnome keyring on login, but apparently doesn't update the keyring password when you change the system one. I believe you can use 'seahorse' to change the password on the keyring, and if you change it to match your login one that will begin working automatically for you again.
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