Giulio Troccoli wrote:
> I hope someone can help me because I have spent a week on this and
> still I can't make it to work.
>
> I have a CentOS 5.5 server and I am trying to set it up so that upon
> login the gnome default keyring is unlocked. I don't have a desktop
> as users will login using ssh only.
I have a similar situation. I'm not quite familiar enough with linux to
know if my experience will help you. Anyway ...
I boot my laptop home computer (1 user) into runlevel 5 with
*auto-login*. It has wifi built-in, and I wanted to set it up to
auto-connect, _and_ not have to enter the keyring password.
I tried making the keyring's password the same as the user's - didn't
work. To test the process, I turned off auto-login - it worked!
My semi-newbie skills led me to the conclusion that, if gnome does not
have to ask for the password (auto-login mode), then the keyring manager
never sees it (and asks for it anyway). Conversely, if gnome has to ask
for the password (standard log-in mode), the keyring manager sees it,
and the keyring is unlocked.
To help me learn a bit more, inform me how much this applies to your
situation. You're working on a server; do you use auto-login for your
own account?
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