Re: [gcmd-dev] [NEW] Use of GNOME authentication manager for user's security credentials

[Piotr Eljasiak]

> I can't figure out how to use it.
> I started the daemon manually when i wasn't in a gnome-session. I tested it 
> with a standard gnome-session too. I can't find any 'add key' feature in 
> gnome-keyring-manager, nor a way to contact the daemon via commandline. Both 
> manpages are stubs, and the help has only 'Welcome!'. This is version 2.20.0. 
> I'm not so sure if the idea is so good finally.
> 
> Any hint ? 

Don't do anything with gnome-keyring-manager ;o) 

Just try to open connection with CTRL+F (or CTRL+N) in gcmd. As password
is not stored by gcmd anymore, GNOME authentication manager will ask you
for that - then entered password can be stored internally by
authentication manager and reused if necessary.

If user login is equal to 'anonymous', then gcmd uses 'anonymous
password' from FTP dialog for connection to public ftp repositories.



Hope it'll help,
Piotr