Disable nm-applet keychain warning

[martin.langhoff]

Steps to repro

- connect to a WEP or WPA protected AP

- wordy warning dialogs appear about creating a password

- wordy warning dialogs appear if you ok without a password

Probably a gconf value can appease nm-applet.

Set to 'distro' but we clearly need a 'gnome' component.

[Quozl]

(i'd rather not have components for each package or set of packages in the upstream distribution, so i think the distro component name in trac may be adequate for gnome customisations. there's also the network manager component name.)

[martin.langhoff]

Gnome _is_ a pretty large and central component we are shipping. There is a component for Sugar, it makes a lot of sense to have a 'Gnome' component.

Please...

[erikos]

Pam keyring should be what we are looking for: http://koji.fedoraproject.org/koji/buildinfo?buildID=89378

I installed it before running GNOME but still had the alert. Maybe there is another config to do, it is because we don't set a PW, or...

[erikos]

We need to load it at startup, which is normally done by gdm:

/etc/pam.d/gdm:6:auth       optional    pam_gnome_keyring.so
/etc/pam.d/gdm:16:session    optional    pam_gnome_keyring.so auto_start

The OLPC equivalent would need to do it I guess. Anyone already has a clue where that needs to go?

[godiard]

Add script to create a default keying.

I don't know where is the best place to put this code.

[martin.langhoff]

Adapted for olpc-session:

• added some sanity checks, atomicity
• made it into a heredoc to save exec time
• tested

Works for me :-)

Ended up looking like http://dev.laptop.org/git/users/martin/olpc-utils.git/commit/?id=d6eb2a539fe444fbf48598da1e1f992d9c66c919

Rolled into olpc-utils-1.0.33 -- in my public_rpms/f11 awaiting the next build.

[erikos]

Please test in 359.

[godiard]

|TestCase| In Gnome you can connect to any access point, setting the password if necessary, but you don't need to add a separated password to the keyring.

[greenfeld]

Verified that I could connect to a WEP AP as well as a WPA protected AP in Gnome from the network system tray icon as well as the Network Connections control panel without being prompted for a GNOME keyring password.

Also verified that the keyring existed and appeared to be working.

(If there is another area which needs the GNOME keyring password template to be checked, I would not know where it is.)