Keyring messed up

[tian_b]

Hello everybody,

since the migration from Suse10.3 to 11x86_64 my Gnome keyring is messed up.
I want it to unlock all keys on login automatically.
Before I had to unlock it manually (which was inconveniet but acceptable).
After the migration I have to enter the DSL authentication by hand AND unlock the keyring manually afterward. (That makes three passwords: login, DSL and keyring. ****!)

I have no idea why these passwords aren't simply stored in the login keyring, as they are intended to be. Can anybody help me?

[Magic31]

Could be there are multiple keyrings defined.

You could try removing the default (and other keyrings) by going to Control Center > Encryption and Keyrings and removing the keyrings you see specified there.
Logout/Login and a new key set will be created that you can default to a blank password.

The keyring files are stored in /home/<username>/.gnome2/keyrings.

Deleting these files and re-logging in should have the same effect.

You will have to reenter all previously stored passwords but it might fix the issue you are having.

Hope that helps,
Wj

[tian_b]

Thanks, but I tried that already.
There were two keyrings. I deleted both and reinstalled the one called 'login'. Anyway, it was marked as the default one all the time and the weird behaviour didn't change.

I think that I'm facing in fact two real bugs: one of NetworkManager and one of Seahorse.
Seahrose won't unlock on login.
I didn't mention that the DSL password is stored only in NetworkManager. If I enable 'System setting', I can't connect anymore. Yet the password is present and it still keeps asking for it.
I'll talk to the gnome people directly and maybe file a bug report.

If anybody encountered the same problems, I'd still be glad for feedback.