Description of problem: With autologin enabled, the keyring does not unlock user's passwords. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Every time autologin is enabled. Steps to Reproduce: 1.Enable autologin. 2.Reboot the computer. 3. Actual results: Several programs depending on password input either crash, freeze or do not respond at all. Evolution keeps asking for email accounts passwords; mailnag crashes, online accounts does not work. Expected results: All programs depending on password input to respond automatically with their already stored passwords. Additional info: This bug might be related to bug 1269581.
Today I installed updates 3.18.1-1 for gnome-keyring and gnome-keyring-pam, as well as libgnome-keyring 3.12.0-5. After turning on autologin and restarting my system, the situation remained the same, that is, the bug preventing the unlock of the keyring is still present. So, I turned off autologin again, restarted the system and everything is back to normal.
Updates 3.18.1-2 for gnome-keyring and gnome-keyring-pam appear to have solved this issue. Good job.
I confirm this happens also in Fedora 24, and without the autologin feature if the user has no password.
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