Re: Re: Chromium startet nicht mehr…

Hallo Horst,

da muss ich passen. Aber da mein Chromium l=C3=A4uft, hab ich mal die
Suchmaschine befragt und dies hier gefunden:



Linux Password Storage
On Linux, Chromium can store passwords in five ways:

GNOME Libsecret
KWallet 4
KWallet 5
KWallet 6
plain text
Chromium chooses which store to use automatically, based on your
desktop environment.

Passwords stored in KWallet are encrypted on disk, and access to them
is controlled by dedicated daemon software. Passwords stored in plain
text are not encrypted. Because of this, when KWallet is in use, any
unencrypted passwords that have been stored previously are
automatically moved into the encrypted store.

Support for using KWallet was added in version 6, but using these (when
available) was not made the default mode until version 12.

Details
Although Chromium chooses which store to use automatically, the store
to use can also be specified with a command line argument:

--password-store=3Dgnome-libsecret (to use GNOME Libsecret)
--password-store=3Dkwallet (to use KWallet 4)
--password-store=3Dkwallet5 (to use KWallet 5)
--password-store=3Dkwallet6 (to use KWallet 6)
--password-store=3Dbasic (to use the plain text store)
Note that Chromium will fall back to basic if a requested or
autodetected store is not available.

In versions 6-11, the store to use was not detected automatically, but
detection could be requested with an additional argument:

--password-store=3Ddetect



Letzteres funktioniert wohl nicht mehr, "command not found". Ich bin
auch =C3=BCber die Dateisuche nicht f=C3=BCndig geworden. Vielleicht liegts
daran, dass ich nur Mate und Debian als Desktopumgebungen installiert
habe. Vielleicht hat man ja mit KDE oder Gnome mehr Gl=C3=BCck.


Sch=C3=B6ne Gr=C3=BC=C3=9Fe,
Frank



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