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Subject:    [kdepim-users] 20090804KP -- Wallet Password At Shut-Down?
From:       Bruce MacArthur <bmacasuru () fastmail ! us>
Date:       2009-08-04 21:43:06
Message-ID: 200908041643.06693.bmacasuru () fastmail ! us
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20090804:145400-Tue
   
Greetings --

I am (mostly!) running Kubuntu Jaunty and the standard kde 4.2.2.

When I choose to shut-down or reboot the computer, I get the regular 
30-second warning -- and usually just OK it.  The screen goes black for 
a moment, and then presents the most peculiar dialogue that i could 
imagine!  The title-bar says "KDE Wallet Service".  The message 
declares that --

The application 'KMail' has requested
the wallet 'kdewallet'. Please enter the
password for this wallet below.

Password {single-line text-box}
     {button "Open"}     {button "Cancel"}

When I wait about 15 seconds or so, it closes by itself and the 
shut-down continues normally.  Alternatively, I can single-left-click 
on the "Cancel" button, and the shut-down is expedited slightly.

I could easily understand such a dialogue upon start-up of the system or 
upon start-up of KMail.  I do NOT understand it at shut-down time!  I 
consider this to be (1) MOST peculiar and (2) a VERY minor irritant.

I would like to request an explanation (if such exists!) and any 
information about supressing this to-me irrelevant step in the 
shut-down process.  Many thanks for any information possible! 


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Bruce   Mac Arthur
15875 Switzer
Overland Park, KS 66221
     913-897-4157
     bmacasuru@fastmail.us
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