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Here I am again with keyring problems.
I'd say that the protonvpn gui app can not access or read the keyring(file).
For half a year now I get the "Choose password for new keyring" dialog box after each boot on my laptop.
All this time I had my prios elswhere. Now I dive further into it. Problem seems bigger than before I used proton-vpn-gtk-app.
Possible because the keyring has new lines.
https://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?t=457725
I tried to place all the file content (for one default keyring file) on one line, but it did not solve the problem.
I like the fprint options for my laptop and I don't want to enter a password after each boot for protonvpn.
Can you please help me on my way for an alternative solution?
- I think that fprint at boot does not combine nicely with autoconnnect for protonvpn-gtk-app
Can this be disabled and leaving intact further fprint functions (for the command line for example)?
On my (none fprint) computer/PC there has never been a single autoconnect password error.
Just typing in my password in the TTY after each boot once is waay better than all this keyring mess.
- The password for protonvpn-gtk-app autoconnect through a file or a an other option than gnome-keyring
Simply disabling
auth sufficient pam-fprintd-grosshack.soDoes not work for alternative solution 1.
Simple adding a login.conf with (username and password) file to my xinitrc file folder and an ".ovpn" file with auth-user-pass login.conf to my home path does not work for alternative solution 2.
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