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|    Mike Easter to Mike Easter    |
|    Re: Chromium authentication    |
|    17 May 25 16:37:32    |
      From: MikeE@ster.invalid              Mike Easter wrote:       > And, even worse, if you don't WANT to make a new keyring for it, you       > cannot 'escape' the authentication demand. The system is frozen unless       > you comply with doing what it requests.       >       > It gets crazier and crazier.              By tinkering w/ my options, I've developed some strategies for partially       cooperating and partially not, to get 'past' the freeze w/ complaints by       the alert, but launching chromium 'anyway'.              This is a daffy requirement.              After doing that, while in Chromium, I disabled its pw manager functions       and autologin. Now there is no seahorse and no pw functions in       chromium; however, in the live, one is actually logged in w/ no pass for       the live user.              In any case, in that condition in the live, I could logoff and log back       in and launch chromium w/o any dance to get past authentication for a       new keyring.              --       Mike Easter              --- SoupGate-DOS v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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