Closed StayPirate closed 1 year ago
My best guess is that KPXC has no visibility over the nextcloud binary because it's from another flatpak container. Hence, it behaves like shown above.
IMO if ConfirmAccessItem
is set to false
KPXC should not show that dialog, instead allows the process (with the inaccessible binary) to access the requested data right away.
This is a bug in KeePassXC itself
The problem of fingerprinting short-live processes was lengthy discussed https://github.com/keepassxreboot/keepassxc/issues/7571 and https://github.com/keepassxreboot/keepassxc/issues/6458. The quickest workaround is to set
ConfirmAccessItem=false
under[FdoSecrets]
to revert to 2.6.x behavior.Flatpaked KPXC does not honor the
ConfirmAccessItem
option and keep showing the following dialog every time Nextcloud-client starts, even though I haveConfirmAccessItem=false
Please note that nextcloud-client is installed via Flatpak as well. I have no memories of this weird behavior in my previous setup where both KPXC and Nextcluoud-client where installed via the distro's packet manager.