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errors when using with firefox sync #18
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The sync service should be using mozilla APIs to get the password via this extension in the same way the firefox interface gets the list of passwords via this extension. It is not appropriate for this extension to push passwords to another service. File a bug with the sync guys if you want this implemented. |
That would be my presumption too :). Adding a separate sync item for gnome-keyring passwords does sound like a hack. It puzzled me because it doesn't seem to sync the original password database either. (I only enabled password sync after installing the mozilla-gnome-keyring extension). I wondered whether the extension had been forced to disable it... Thanks for the answer, anyway. |
Did sync work for the original database when this extension is disabled? I noticed that "show passwords" no longer works with gnome-keyring 3.4, maybe this is the real cause of the sync service not being able to use this extension. I'll open a different bug and look into it. |
On 21/08/12 21:50, Ximin Luo wrote:
Bookmark sync still works (which is expected, I use it all the time). I should have looked in the sync-log earlier. There's an old error that 1345582384942 Sync.Status DEBUG Status.service: success.status_ok => success.status_ok Here's the QueryInterface call, at resource://services-sync/engines/passwords.js:120: function PasswordStore(name) { XPCOMUtils.defineLazyGetter(this, "DBConnection", function() { |
thanks, that looks relevant - I will add it to issue #19 - please confirm on that issue, if you also are experiencing it. |
On 21/08/12 22:52, Ximin Luo wrote:
I am not experiencing issue #19. I can get Firefox to show me my passwords, even with the Thanks |
OK, thanks. I will look into this. |
edit by infinity0: this first post is not an accurate description of the issue; read on for details.
(I think this is still accurate) - from https://services.mozilla.com/sync/relnotes/1.0.html
With mozilla-gnome-keyring, password sync doesn't seem to work. If it could, that would be great. Particularly as the second point above can be addressed (when the keyring is unlocked by libpam-gnome-keyring).
At the moment, Linux users with two computers may be more secure without mozilla-gnome-keyring. They're likely to fall back into using the same password for different sites. (My current setup suffers from this. At the moment, I suspect the only real fix would be a LUKS partition as my "master password" solution).
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