Matthew Rosewarne on 30 Oct 2007 04:19:13 -0000 |
On Monday 29 October 2007, Mike Leone wrote: > One last thing that still annoys me is that KNetworkManager needs to > prompt me for my KDE Wallet password, before it loads up support for the > card and activates it, when I log in. Anyone know how to make that just > load up without prompting me every time I log in? kwallet is much more useful if you use it for multiple apps, sort of like gpg-agent/ssh-agent. If you don't want to _ever_ enter a password for the wallet, you can change the password on your wallet to empty. It's probably not a good idea though, since that would make all the passwords and other info in your wallet available to anyone, just like writing them all down in a text file (I've seen people do it, seriously!). If the password prompt keeps you awake at night, you should be able to make a new wallet without a password and keep just your WEP/WPA keys in there. You can do this in the KDE Wallet Manager (kwalletmanager), which will open if you click the brown wallet icon in the tray. Attachment:
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