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On Friday 23 October 2009 20:30:46 Mick wrote: |
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> On Friday 23 October 2009 10:05:33 Alex Schuster wrote: |
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> > Mick writes: |
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> > > Hmm ... wonder if this is also why |
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> > > kdewallet (or modern equivalent) is no longer there? |
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> > The KDE4 still has the kdewallet which I find quite useful. As I started |
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> > my KDE4 setup from scratch, I saved the wallet with KDE3.5 and imported |
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> > that in KDE4. |
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> It seems that the kwallet does not perform as expected: |
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> With 3.5 I would fire up kmail (remember I am running xdm/fluxbox not |
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> kdm/kwin) and when I clicked on 'Check Mail' it caused kwallet to launch |
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> and ask me once for the master passwd. |
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> With kmail4 this does not happen. The kmail application asks for passwords |
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> separately for each account of mine without kwallet being launch at all ... |
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> until I click to send a message! Then it launches fine and asks for the |
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> master password. |
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> I can't call this a bug - but I find it problematic to have to enter 3-4 |
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> account passwds instead of just one. |
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SOunds like you did not select the "store password" check box in the kmail |
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account config dialog. |
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Without a wallet acive, it will try to read passwords from kmailrc (IIRC) |
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alan dot mckinnon at gmail dot com |
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