I am having this problem and having trouble finding a workaround
I upgraded and suddenly had many more issues 😆. All of them went away after switching to sqlite. I used postgres just because it was convenient since I already had a postgres running on the...
@aahlenst Aren't "Provide replacements for essential actions" and "Provide binaries" mostly complementary ideas that aren't really an either/or choice? The latter is in contrast to "move essential...
Sorry, I have been rather busy elsewhere and didn't yet have time to look into this properly again.
Having some sort of builtin actions sounds great on paper. But where does one stop? It's difficult to tell. This sort of approach very quickly leads to a feature explosion and one needs to make a...
Looking more thoroughly at monitoring logs at the time, I can't completely rule out that this has been caused by the instance running out of disk space for a second. It cleared itself up by...
I think this is a little scary, as the XDG runtime dir does not provide any process restrictions at all, and anyone could read this file. But not my call to make :)
Actually this is just $XDG_RUNTIME_DIR according to the xdg base dir spec https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/XDG_Base_Directory
Maybe this should be called TempFs or similar, to allow for different (eg kernel keyring) storage types.
How would you feel about using the "kernel keyutils" storage for the pinentry backend, as a non-persistent cache?
It looks interesting for this use case. Excuse me for going on a tangent here...
Why this would be interesting for me: My reason I don't want to store the PINs in libsecret is not that I don't trust the apps on my computer for my personal data security. But having the...
I'm a bit swamped, so apologies if I'm a bit slow
Don't worry, I maintain far too many things myself and know the feeling. Take care :)
So I'd tend to keep things as simple as possible
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Upon further thought I wonder if storage and query mechanisms should actually be separated:
- This could allow the keyring backend to use pinentry to ask for the user pin for the first time *...