default keyring password

Also info in txt form how to run this deja-dep please

Ray

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Thanks Ray

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Hello! Looks like you’re using Kubuntu? Deja Dup is designed for GNOME and it uses the GNOME keyring. I think these days, they use the same backend keyring? But that might not be true on 14.04.

But I’m not familiar with KDE enough to know what the right solution is here.

Michael Terry 13/3/2020,

So you do not know what the answer is?
Where else could I find the result I am after?

Ray

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> Michael Terry posted a new comment:
> Hello! Looks like you’re using Kubuntu? Deja Dup is designed for GNOME
> and it uses the GNOME keyring. I think these days, they use the same
> backend keyring? But that might not be true on 14.04.
>
> But I’m not familiar with KDE enough to know what the right solution is
> here.
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Michael Terry 13/3/2020,

So you do not know what the answer is?
Where else could I find the result I am after?

Ray

(K)Ubuntu 14.04 is not supported any more.
See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases
(only in ESM Status, which is an option for paid support for selected server packages; you are usining synaptic which tells that your system is a desktop and not a server)

And for your keyring question, a search for "gnome keyring default password" brings lots of results, among others
https://mxlinux.org/uncategorized/gnome-keyring/ and
https://wiki.gnome.org/action/show/Projects/GnomeKeyring
Maybe that helps.

Manfred Hampl 14/3/2020,

Thanks will check that out?

Ray

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> Manfred Hampl proposed the following answer:
> (K)Ubuntu 14.04 is not supported any more.
> See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases
> (only in ESM Status, which is an option for paid support for selected server
> packages; you are usining synaptic which tells that your system is a desktop
> and not a server)
>
> And for your keyring question, a search for "gnome keyring default password"
> brings lots of results, among others
> https://mxlinux.org/uncategorized/gnome-keyring/ and
> https://wiki.gnome.org/action/show/Projects/GnomeKeyring
> Maybe that helps.
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