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Requesting Linux keyring support (update docs to show options) #10

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fairbairn opened this issue Aug 4, 2017 · 3 comments
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Requesting Linux keyring support (update docs to show options) #10

fairbairn opened this issue Aug 4, 2017 · 3 comments
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Currently it appears that the install process, and the keyring requirement for the secret, are based on running this on a Mac (OS/X).

Is there a way to make it compatible with Linux?

We're happy putting the secret in the config.ini, but running clack settings add under Linux doesn't work, as it will not create the config.ini file initially, and even if we touch the file and proceed, it fails on the requirement of keyring support to record the secret in the configuration.

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I'll add we got the keyring portion to work (after getting around the install issues), by doing the following..

pip install keyrings.alt

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rmnl commented Aug 5, 2017

@fairbairn According to the keyring documentation Linux should be supported with SecredStorage. Other keyring implementations are indeed supported through the keyrings.alt module.

I'll add a note about this in the documentation.

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@rmnl rmnl changed the title Requesting Linux support Requesting Linux keyring support (update docs to show options) Aug 5, 2017
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rmnl commented Aug 5, 2017

I've updated the title and added this to the next milestone.

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@rmnl rmnl added this to the Clack 2.1 milestone Aug 5, 2017
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