On Thursday 09 June 2016 06:14:14 Hans Vanpee wrote: [...]
> Anyway, the "Login" collection unlocks automatically and most applications > (like Google Chrome, etc) store their passwords in this place. I did try to > make a new collection using libsecret but it didn't work. We would need to > password protect this collection (or leave passwords un-encrypted) so some > GUI work would be involved. "Login" is already there and it does all the > work for us :-) I played with the code a little more and found that on my system "Login" wouldn't work. Once I fixed the check you found, dt was finally trying to create its own collection (which it probably never ever did before) and failed with this message: ** Message: Remote error from secret service: org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.NotSupported: Only the 'default' alias is supported So right now I am not sure how to best fix this. One way would be to not create any collection explicitly but just use secret_service_store() and secret_service_lookup_sync() or maybe secret_service_search_sync () and rely on the library using the default locations. Tobias [...]
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