Re: Default keyring for NetworkManager

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Marko Vojinovic wrote:

> So, given that I have autologin set up, it *can* be done. I push the power
> button on my laptop, wait until the system settles down, and I am logged
> in, connected to wireless, ktorrent and openvpn are already working, and
> all is well. The problem was just to move that "default keyring" thing out
> of the way. This was solved by making it accept an empty password.

How do you make it accept an empty password?

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