Description of problem: The following post for ubuntu describes the problem perfectly. http://askubuntu.com.80bola.com/questions/586330/certificates-gnome2-key-storage-folder-cannot-unlock Basically what happens is if in Konversation I click on a link such as http://password.corp.redhat.com/newca.crt I'll be prompted to import the CA. But when I attempt to import it I get a message the GNOME2 Keyring is locked. No matter what password I try, it remains locked. In seahorse, it will even tell me what the password is supposed to be. But cutting and pasting that password still won't unlock it. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): seahorse-3.14.0-3.fc21.x86_64 How reproducible: 100%. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Open seahorse 2. Attempt to enter unlock GNOME 2 Keyring 3. Enter any password. Actual results: No password can unlock it. Expected results: I should be able to unlock this with say my login password, or have a way to delete and recreate with a password I know. Additional info: Note: I use LDAP kerberos login.
I removed $HOME/.pki/nssdb and then logged out and back in again and it recreated the certificate database with my login password
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