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Recently I installed package skypeforlinux-bin (https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/skypeforlinux-bin/) with optional dependency gnome-keyring. This dependency allow`s to auto-login on system startup.
But the problem is that package gnome-keyring is blocking google-chrome (https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/google-chrome/).
LastPass is also not working. When I want to run google after system boot, I need to write password into pop-up gnome-keyring.
If I leave it empty, then google-chrome is not working anymore (it is offline).
I don`t want to manage my passwords via gnome-keyring, but I want auto-login with Skype.
My question is:
1) Is there any way to blacklist google-chrome and chromium from gnome-keyring?
I just want gnome-keyring only for skypeforlinux-bin and nothing more.
2) why LastPass is not working with gnome-keyring?
3) how can I force pop-up gnome-keyring to appear??
It`s only appearing at system startup. After that - when I don`t put password - is not appearing anymore.
4) I am also thinking about auto-login ( https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/GNOME/Keyring >> Automatic login). It will help in this case?
BTW. Skype is working with auto-login, but the main problem is with google-chrome/chromium...
Last edited by collector1871 (2017-03-18 10:34:56)
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At least #1 can be solved with :
echo '--password-store=basic' >> ~/.config/chrome-flags.confNote that passwords will be stored in builtin, unencrypted store.
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ok, but when I am using lastpass, then it will be encrypted. Right?
According to Lastpass, yes.
More on using gnome-keyring and chrome integration: Chromium issue
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