On Sun, Aug 1, 2010 at 12:59 PM, Nico Kadel-Garcia <[email protected]> wrote:
>> AFAIK it's possible to run gnome-keyring without X.
>
> It's painful. Take a glance at
> http://superuser.com/questions/141036/use-of-gnome-keyring-daemon-without-x,
> which documents manually editing /etc/pam.d/ login settings. It's also
> heavily dependent on X libraries.
Subversion and GNOME keyring work well without X. In your login
script you just want:
$ export `gnome-keyring-daemon`
Subversion will prompt you for password to unlock the keyring when it
is locked. In logout script you want:
$ kill $GNOME_KEYRING_PID
One problem is that GNOME does not provide any CLI for working with
the keyring. CollabNet created a keyring_tool that lets you do this.
It is packaged in the RPM we provide for Linux.
$ keyring_tool
Keyring tools is application that lets you manage keyrings.
Usage:
keyring_tool {--list | -t}
List all the existing keyring names.
keyring_tool {--setdef=keyring_name | -s keyring_name}
Set given keyring as default keyring.
keyring_tool {--getdef | -g}
Get keyring name of default keyring.
keyring_tool {--create=keyring_name | -c keyring_name} [-p password]
Create a given keyring with a password.
keyring_tool {--delete=keyring_name | -d keyring_name}
Delete a given keyring.
keyring_tool {--lock=keyring_name | -l keyring_name}
Lock a given keyring.
keyring_tool {--unlock=keyring_name | -u keyring_name} [-p password]
Unlock given keyring with a password.
keyring_tool {--modify=keyring_name | -m keyring_name} [-p password]
[-n new_password]
Modify given keyring, old password with a new password.
keyring_tool {--info=keyring_name | -i keyring_name}
Get information of a given keyring.
keyring_tool {--version | -v}
print version information.
keyring_tool {--help | -h}
Print this help.
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Thanks
Mark Phippard
http://markphip.blogspot.com/
