https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=486474
--- Comment #16 from Alexander Reinholdt <alexander.reinho...@kdemail.net> --- (In reply to Odin Vex from comment #15) > > No. Everything will be saved in a secure storage (KWallet, Gnome Keyring, > > etc.). > How are credentials for multiple servers stored in a single key:value then > without serialization? I already had the feeling that there might be a misunderstanding. Maybe on my side. The credentials are stored in such a way that, first of all, a secure storage (KWallet, etc.) is used as stated above. Smb4K will create a folder in the secure storage named 'org.kde.smb4k', where the credentials are stored for each network item. The URL is used as 'key', so Smb4K can retrieve the credentials from the secure storage. The username and the password are then stored as the associated value. It is basically the same as with the KWallet-only approach, but with the difference that QtKeychain does not allow me to access the list of all entries in the folder like KWallet did. So, the ability to edit the credentials via the configuration dialog is lost, but everyhing else works as before. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
