I’ve searched everywhere and i can’t find anything that solves the problem… i’ve also been reading the hornetster’s post about the same thing (where you also tried to help).
Can someone else give us a hand?!?!
Anyway, Confuseling, thanks for trying to help, man!!! This is really getting on my nerves (even thinking about getting a shotgun… lolol)!!!
The answer is out there, and it does appear to have something to do with the kwallet. Unfortunately, the user in question has ignored (so far) my request to post how he did it (unless I’m misreading his post, and he just means he prevented it from autostarting…) Maybe you’ll have more luck…
Hi
Is it sitting in the .kde4 Autostart directory? I’m assuming there is
also something else down in the bowels of that directory related to
it… (I’m a gnome user )
Will need to fire up a vmware machine.
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~ = your home directory
.kde4 = your kde4 settings directory (hidden, hence the dot)
Autostart = a directory full of scripts and things run upon start of KDE4.
-R = contents of subdirectories too
Hi
Just looked, in the command I had an extra mv just delete that
directory you created and run;
mv ~/.kde4/share/apps/kwallet ~/backup_kwallet
Just tried pidgin here on KDE4, if you ensure everything is deleted
in kwallet under the Access Control tab from system settings. Then
start pidgin and save your password it will ask to create a
keyring (which lives in ~/.gnome2/keyrings) then in your pidgin
account, add the password and save.
After this it doesn’t use kwallet and it won’t ask for a password
again. I think pidgin just needs to create the gnome2 files.
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