Re: How to unlock keychain using pamusb
3 years later I have an answer for you
Of course, this depends on how security conscious you are, as it involves leaving the password for your keyring as plaintext in a script...
1. Get the python-gnomekeyring package
2. Edit the script below with the correct names and passwords for your keyring(s)
3. Save it in a logical place and chmod it to 700 (i.e. `chmod 700 <scriptname>`)
4. Add the script to your startup applications
Script:
Code:
#!/usr/bin/env python2
import pygtk
import gnomekeyring
import sys
gnomekeyring.unlock_sync('login','<password>')
gnomekeyring.unlock_sync('<keyring>','<password>') # Repeat for each keyring you need unlocked automatically
sys.exit(0)
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