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Steps that produced the crash: boot the F24 Alpha 1.5 Workstation x86_64 live in a KVM. See that there were a couple of crashes in abrt, go to report one. During the process, it asks for a Bugzilla username / password. When I enter one, a pop-up tells me GNOME's creating a keyring and asks for a password. I leave the password blank and hit OK, then (IIRC) click through a warning about not setting a password. Shortly after that, I see a crash notification from seahorse. abrt refuses to report the crash because "The process has locked memory which usually indicates efforts to protect sensitive data (passwords) from being written to disk", which sounds about right. I can obtain a backtrace manually and send it by email if desired, I guess. The BZ password did seem to be stored and re-used for a second report submission, so it seems like the crash didn't prevent the keyring actually being created and the password saved.
Another seahorse crash showed up after I quit abrt and reloaded it, too.
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