Where I work, printing is done through a server with a
"smb:///printhost..../printerName" URL, and the server requires
authentication.

Seahorse shows a stored userid & password in the keyring for this
server, but only acroread uses it. Every other application requires
me to enter my password for every single print job.

Any idea how to force the other apps to use the one in the keyring?

Thanks,
Adam


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On 05/08/11 05:33, Adam Funk wrote:
> Any idea how to force the other apps to use the one in the keyring?

I believe it's up to the application to integrate with keyring.


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On 2011-08-05, Jordon Bedwell wrote:

> On 05/08/11 05:33, Adam Funk wrote:
>> Any idea how to force the other apps to use the one in the keyring?
>
> I believe it's up to the application to integrate with keyring.

Oh. In that case, I'm stuck?


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On 2011-08-05, Jordon Bedwell wrote:

> On 05/08/11 05:33, Adam Funk wrote:
>> Any idea how to force the other apps to use the one in the keyring?
>
> I believe it's up to the application to integrate with keyring.

I think you're right, thanks; I just noticed that printing from
LibreOffice doesn't require the password.


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