password asked when boot up

[Lalaith]

Hi,

I've been using 11.10 as a dual boot since october with Unity. From a week or so everytime I boot up, Ubuntu asks my password twice even I'm already inside ubuntu (it's not the unlock-screen password).
I think this started when I executed the Ubuntu One app for the first time about a week ago to back up my data. It may be important to say that I only have one user account so I'm always booting as admin.
Also, Ubuntu asks me again my password when I enter banshee (before it didn't happen).

Do you know why is it asking me for the password? Is it important? If not, how can I get rid of this annoying message?

Thank you in advance.

[lechien73]

Is this like a gksudo password, or is it your keyring password?

[Lalaith]

The message asks me about keyring password. (is it different than sudo password?)

[nhasian]

If you change the keyring password to an empty password it will stop asking you for the keyring password during bootup.

Go to System -> Preferences -> Passwords and Encryption Keys, which will display the following dialogue.

From here, select “Passwords: Login” -> right-mouse click -> and select “Change Password”.

[Lalaith]

Thanks a lot.

In my case, the UbuntuOne password was the first password that the keyring had to store, and I think that's why I was never before asked for it.

With Unity, I had to search from the dash all the system aplications and there I found the "passwords and keys" app.

I found also some information that may help to others to learn what is the keyring password.
http://davestechsupport.com/blog/200...sword-keyring/
http://mexpolk.wordpress.com/2008/02...ring-password/

Thanks again!