I'm using a Debian derivative called Point Linux 3.2 for AMD64.
I want the dialogs to stop which are looking for any keyring.
I have installed Slimjet 15.1.3.0 via the .deb package, and from what I recall, the tar.gz doesn't exhibit this behavior.
In any event, I would like to not have to click 3, 4, 5, or more times to end the dialog stream asking for a default keyring. No keyring is my decision.
What can I use in slimjet://flags in order to halt the unwanted queries?
Stop keyring access?
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Re: Stop keyring access?
For those of you who wear aluminum foil hats, the voices lie, don't believe them!
32 Bit SJ on Win 11
32 Bit SJ on Win 11
Re: Stop keyring access?
Not sure if this works on Debian, but it worked for me on Linux Mint:
Disable the keyring password:
Proceed like this:
Launch a terminal window.
Use copy/paste to transfer the following command line to the terminal:
rm -v ~/.local/share/keyrings/*.keyring
Press Enter.
The next time when you're being prompted for a keyring password, leave the password field blank, then click Continue & Continue again (thus agreeing to unsafe storage). That disables the keyring password for good.
Disable the keyring password:
Proceed like this:
Launch a terminal window.
Use copy/paste to transfer the following command line to the terminal:
rm -v ~/.local/share/keyrings/*.keyring
Press Enter.
The next time when you're being prompted for a keyring password, leave the password field blank, then click Continue & Continue again (thus agreeing to unsafe storage). That disables the keyring password for good.