https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=486474
--- Comment #14 from Alexander Reinholdt <alexander.reinho...@kdemail.net> --- (In reply to Odin Vex from comment #12) > (In reply to Alexander Reinholdt from comment #11) > > Another way would be to store the username and password for each server or > > share separately, but have a list of all network items in the secure > > storage. After starting to implement this, I did not like it and also > > decided against it. > So it's back to storing everything in a file? No. Everything will be saved in a secure storage (KWallet, Gnome Keyring, etc.). > > I implemented to possibility to edit the authentication information long > > time ago. Looking back, I almost never used it except defining the default > > login credentials. If the username or password for a server or share need to > > be changed, you can do this with/in the password dialog withou even opening > > the configuration dialog. The default credentials can still be defined > > there. And when you want to clean up, you can do this with the GUI of the > > password manager. > You might not have used it but others may very well have (myself, for > example). Okay. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
