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Switching off keyrings in Ubuntu 10.04

Asked by gbiddis

As a very new user to Ubuntu, I have no idea why the "keyrings" is used for my W-LAN. Can I switch the "keyrings" functionality off so that I can connect without any "keyrings"? I would appreciate an answer to my email address as the Launchpad help is for me, not new user friendly. Thanks!

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pioruns (pioruns) said : 		#1

Run program "seahorse" (for example by pressing ALT+F2). In this program, in "passwords" tab, remove your passwords key. Right click and from menu try to delete it.
It works for me, i have the same - every reboot system asks me for password for my WLAN.

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pioruns (pioruns) said : 		#2

"Email: No public address provided. " You didn't fill your e-mail in your Launchpad profile, so i cannot send you e-mail:)

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gbiddis (gbiddis) said : 		#3

Appreciate your response - will try!

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gbiddis (gbiddis) said : 		#4

I tried this twice - firstly for my Login password and then for my WLAN router password. In both cases, the password was incorrect. As consequence, no action was made. Thanks anyway!

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