I've seen exactly the same symptoms with Karmic and now also with Lucid. Apparently what happens is that gnome-keyring-daemon starts correctly at the beginning of a new session, but eventually exits silently. This happened to me today in the session from which I'm typing this; gnome-keyring-daemon was running this morning, but stopped running during the day while I was out, without leaving behind any log traces (or at least, any that I could find). This session started on June 14th, 2010, immediately after a clean install of Lucid (on the same machine which had previously seen the same problem under Karmic).
For what it's worth, I haven't (yet!) modified /etc/X11/Xsession.options, so /usr/bin/ssh-agent is running (usually alongside gnome-keyring, although by itself right now :-/). I plan to remove the "use-ssh-agent" keyword from /etc/X11/Xsession.options before starting a new session.
I'd welcome suggestions for further useful information which I might be able to collect from my system while the broken session is still running.
I've seen exactly the same symptoms with Karmic and now also with Lucid. Apparently what happens is that gnome-keyring- daemon starts correctly at the beginning of a new session, but eventually exits silently. This happened to me today in the session from which I'm typing this; gnome-keyring- daemon was running this morning, but stopped running during the day while I was out, without leaving behind any log traces (or at least, any that I could find). This session started on June 14th, 2010, immediately after a clean install of Lucid (on the same machine which had previously seen the same problem under Karmic).
For what it's worth, I haven't (yet!) modified /etc/X11/ Xsession. options, so /usr/bin/ssh-agent is running (usually alongside gnome-keyring, although by itself right now :-/). I plan to remove the "use-ssh-agent" keyword from /etc/X11/ Xsession. options before starting a new session.
I'd welcome suggestions for further useful information which I might be able to collect from my system while the broken session is still running.