On Artix Linux + s6 init system, installing mailspring (I modified the AUR to download the 1.9.1 version, though the 1.8.0 is the same) shows: Mailspring could not store your password securely. Make sure you have libsecret installed and a keyring is present.
To Reproduce…
I don’t know. On Arch Linux it is fine, but a reinstall of Artix Linux (without formatting the home partition) renders mailspring faulty. I deleted .config/Mailspring and reinstall gnome-keyring, and libsecret, still doesn’t work.
Sorry to disturb the forum. This reply shouldn’t exist, but the Discourse’s guideline says that there can’t be 2 links in my post, which I don’t even put any link. That’s unfortunate.
As a quick note, I used nm-applet to connect to my VPN network, and it asked the password to the keyring. The first time it did, it even ask about creating a “Default keyring”, literally.
Hello after switching to RHEL 9.2 i can`t seem to get around this problen no matter what i do
If i start the grone keyring daemon and export the ssh_auth_lock nothing is fixed.
I`m at the end of my rope here.
(note that during reinstall i kept my home folder wich was on a seperate drive, (i can c my old mails are stil in there as it flashhes on and of for a second)
