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#3 Re: GNOME and libpam-mount Posted by lool (88.166.xx.xx) on Mon 12 May 2008 at 10:25 I'm sceptic that shuffling the lines around helps; didn't it simply work because a gconfd was still running from a previous session? Changing: @include common-auth gnome-keyring auth @include common-session gnome-keyring session Into: @include common-auth @include common-session gnome-keyring auth gnome-keyring session really shouldn't change anything, or that looks like a PAM bug. I'm happy to update the PAM config if I can understand how it helps. :) -- Loic Minier

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