I have a workaround, I've used for some time now.
libpam_keyring used to to include an executable called pam-keyring-tool, which can be used to open the keyring. Starting with Gutsy, pam-keyring-tool is no longer included.
I downloaded the source and compiled the executable. It is used like this:
echo "PASSWORD" | /path/to/pam-keyring-tool -u -s
I put it in a shell script which I run during login.
Autologin and an open gnome-keyring automatically!
I have a workaround, I've used for some time now. pam-keyring- tool -u -s
libpam_keyring used to to include an executable called pam-keyring-tool, which can be used to open the keyring. Starting with Gutsy, pam-keyring-tool is no longer included.
I downloaded the source and compiled the executable. It is used like this:
echo "PASSWORD" | /path/to/
I put it in a shell script which I run during login.
Autologin and an open gnome-keyring automatically!
I have attached the exec here for the lazy...