On Mon, 2008-06-02 at 19:44 +0200, Frederic Crozat wrote:

> > well, I like it. GNOME now seems to pop up a dialog the first time you
> > actually try to *use* the key, as opposed to doing it at session start.
> > Makes sense to me.
>
> Well, we will need to review the entire thing under GNOME, since
> seahorse (or gnome-keyring) are now supposed to support SSH keys too, so
> things might be overlapping a little..

Yeah, I should really have clarified my post a bit.

For a while now I have, as I mentioned to you before, been getting two
dialogs when I log in asking for my passphrase. The first one looks like
a proper GTK+ dialog, and 'works' (it accepts the correct passphrase).
The second one looks more generic, and doesn't work (it refuses my
correct passphrase, I have to just cancel it instead). Despite the fact
that the first one 'worked', once I actually try and connect to any
server, yet another dialog pops up and asks for the passphrase again (I
guess this one's seahorse / gnome-keyring or something). And that
finally does the trick, from then on it works and I don't have to enter
the passphrase any more.

Since Helio's change the first two (effectively useless) boxes on login
aren't popping up any more, so that's been working quite nicely for
me :)

I know you asked me to find out what processes the first two boxes were,
but I've been too lazy...sorry. Just describing what's been happening
for me lately. How about other GNOME-ies?
--
adamw