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Hello all,
I just performed a clean install of Arch w/ KDE. (installed kdebase)
I have only one minor issue, and that is the KWallet. Every time I log in, it asks to be unlocked.
Is there a way I can automatically unlock it when I log in? I have searched the boards and the Wiki, no hits.
Thanks in advance!
Last edited by Unia (2011-03-14 19:52:28)
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No-one? Or am I asking for something impossible here?
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I've never used KDE, but according to this bug report: http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=92845, that feature is still in development.
Note also: one of the KDE devs hacked up something to do this: see comment #65 on the bug report.
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Thanks, hadn't looked there yet. Will check it out and report back!
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For faster reference for other people, here is comment #65:
Unfortunately it won't ship with the next version of KDE. The main problem is
that accessing KWallet at the same time you can access the password is quite
hard. It requires a PAM module that can access the user's D-Bus session bus
which is usually started after login only.
Now, the good thing is I worked around this by implementing a PAM module to
launch the bus as well as the module that gets the password and sends it to
KWallet and it's already working (well, at least for me). Unfortunately D-Bus
developers seem to disagree that what I did was such a good idea. So until
things have cleared a bit I won't do a real release of the modules. If you're
able to you can however get the modules from here:
- http://code.confuego.org/index.php/p/pamdbuslaunch
- http://websvn.kde.org/trunk/playground/base/pam_kwallet
This seems to be rather new and untested though, so I guess I'll wait till it's implemented in an official KDE release.
Thanks for your help sskeirik!
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