Bug 1035548

Upstream report: https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=719458 . Filed downstream to propose as a Final freeze exception: this is obviously bad behaviour in an initial-setup utility which cannot be fixed with a post-release update.

With Fedora 20 Final TC3 - https://dl.fedoraproject.org/pub/alt/stage/20-TC3/ -
I've reproduced this three times in a row. Also happens with TC2. 

1. Install, setting a root password but not creating a user account (DVD or
live, doesn't matter)
2. Boot, go through gnome-initial-setup. I set my user account with name
'test', password 'test'.
3. At the online accounts step, configure an Owncloud account.

Result: after entering the URL, username and password for the Owncloud account,
I am prompted to enter a keyring password. mclasen tells me this is not
expected behaviour (typically a user's keyring is locked with the user
account's password, and I already set one of those in an earlier step). Also,
if I set a password as it asks and complete g-i-s, when I'm logged into the
desktop, the configured account doesn't work right: if I run Nautilus and click
on the bookmark for the Owncloud account, it claims the credentials are
invalid. If I go to the Control Center's 'Online Accounts' panel, I see
'Credentials have expired. Sign in to enable this account.'