Closed ghost closed 3 months ago
I've been trying to get this issue fixed too for forever. Happens on most of my computers, some use GNOME with GNOME keyring, and some use KWallet. I don't think it's a bug in those wallet apps, especially because ProtonVPN deletes my entire wallet, so other programs that store things there have this problem too. Here are some other issues about this (all unresolved, and there are probably more): #30 #16 #8 ProtonVPN/python-proton-keyring-linux#1
KWallet
You all can use proton on kwallet?? it is my (using bspwm on arch) problem that kwallet is fucking slow and can only open after 2 minute of user login?? I have to installl gnome keyring to fix that issue, headache man
Hey all, could you please send issue reports through the app so we have some logs on this please ? I talked internally to our QA and we're a bit unsure why this is happening with gnome backend (can't reproduce on our side on gnome backends), it is expected with KDE as kwallet is a bit more tricky. Please refer to this ticket in the submission.
I had this happen to me too back when I was using Ubuntu 22.04. I remember steps I took for install:
I cant send logs cause im using Arch btw right now but I hope this can help anyway.
I have done some more testing, Ubuntu 22.04 full bloated installation and Ubuntu 23.10 the issue still happens. But on Fedora Workstation the VPN works perfectly.
Also I don't know how it's related to the original issues I mentioned, but the auto connect on startup also only works on Fedora Workstation and not Ubuntu or Debian.
Closing this and any further discussions should be on https://github.com/ProtonVPN/proton-vpn-gtk-app/issues/30
The app wants to create a new keyring called "Default" each time I start my computer. In addition, the app never saves my login after it closes.
These issues happen to me on clean installs of:
I don't know if you all didn't bother testing the application or i'm just really unlucky but please just store the information for the application somewhere in the home folder. Windscribe does this and as a result it works perfectly on every distribution and desktop environment. These keyrings have had random issues like this reported constantly over the last 10 years and the solution that works 100% of the time is to simply not use them.