I installed LL 3.2 on a couple of units, and for a change I set the user to log in automatically. But now every time I open Chromium I get queried for the keyring password. I've read that this is because the manual log in satisfies that requirement, but the automatic does not. So now I'm looking for how to change the log in to manual, but so far I haven't found it. Any light would be appreciated.
BW
Hello paul1149,
Menu>All>Disable Auto Login
Hi paul1149,
I had this problem a while back with the same 'keyring issue' every time I opened the Slimjet browser, which is based on chromium & made a post at
https://www.linuxliteos.com/forums/netwo.../#msg26618
The problem was solved, while still keeping auto-login. I've forgotten the exact details now, as I've gone back to firefox but you should find what you need there.
Mike
(03-08-2017, 02:48 PM)bitsnpcs link Wrote: [ -> ]Hello paul1149,
Menu>All>Disable Auto Login
Thanks much, bitnpcs. There it is
(03-08-2017, 03:07 PM)m654321 link Wrote: [ -> ]Hi paul1149,
I had this problem a while back with the same 'keyring issue' every time I opened the Slimjet browser, which is based on chromium & made a post at
https://www.linuxliteos.com/forums/netwo.../#msg26618
The problem was solved, while still keeping auto-login. I've forgotten the exact details now, as I've gone back to firefox but you should find what you need there.
Mike
Thanks, Mike. I think I will have to go this route. After enabling manual log in I keep getting numlock problems. There is no way to turn it off in the bios, and evidently the "preserve numlock state" in LL's settings is not working on the log in screen. Additionally, I enabled automatic sleep, and now I can't seem to get rid of the log in screen on wakening, and that requires a tap of Fn-Numlock again. This is a significant annoyance, IME.
I've used Slimjet as my browser for 3 years now. The best.
BW
Yes, the original query is solved. Thanks.