The duplicate status is wrong... who knows... because the person having posted bug #553759 didn't make it public, so I can't check!
A clue to debug this problem.
It seems to be a keyring problem (and probably not Ubuntu-one)
Previouly (Karmic) the default keyring was named: login.keyring
Now the default keyring is name, on my French system:
par_défaut.keyring
Note the "é" in the file name. The result of that seems to be that keyring is not found, and every time you try you create a new keyring like
par_défaut1.keyring par_défaut2.keyring
I suspect a bad coding in respect to UTF-8 filename (American tend to forget there is UTF-8) in some of the keyring programs.
Ubuntu-One tries to use the keyring, and so, due to the bug in the underlying keyring access layer for UTF-8 names, fails to do so and crashes.
The duplicate status is wrong... who knows... because the person having posted bug #553759 didn't make it public, so I can't check!
A clue to debug this problem.
It seems to be a keyring problem (and probably not Ubuntu-one)
Previouly (Karmic) the default keyring was named: login.keyring
Now the default keyring is name, on my French system:
par_défaut.keyring
Note the "é" in the file name. The result of that seems to be that keyring is not found, and every time you try you create a new keyring like
par_défaut1.keyring
par_défaut2.keyring
I suspect a bad coding in respect to UTF-8 filename (American tend to forget there is UTF-8) in some of the keyring programs.
Ubuntu-One tries to use the keyring, and so, due to the bug in the underlying keyring access layer for UTF-8 names, fails to do so and crashes.