Description of problem: Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): NetworkManager-0.6.5-6.fc7 How reproducible: Always when a wireless connection is about to be established Steps to Reproduce: 1. Login to an X session 2. Make sure you have NetworkManager and NetworkManagerDispatcher running 3. Make sure you have a working wireless network connection Actual results: The NetworkManager started asking for a password a little too often starting from f7. Whenever it is reconnecting, I am first asked for the keyring password. Then I am asked to provide the network password. Then I am asked to provide the keyring password again. This happens upon *every* reconnect to the network. Expected results: NetworkManager should ask me for a network password only once across sessions, provided that the network password has not changed. NetworkManager should ask for keyring password only once per session. Additional info:
Note that one should be able to avoid providing a gnome-keyring by using pam_keyring.
True, but pam_keyring does not work for me. The only thing it does when installed according to the manual found on the website, is that gdm needs the password input *twice* to let me start an X session.
This seems to be the same problem as bug #183737.
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