(Solved) OwnCloud client Slackbuild and qtkeychain.
- globetrotterdk
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(Solved) OwnCloud client Slackbuild and qtkeychain.
I would like to install the OwnCloud client on my fresh SalixOS 14.1 MATE system. However, from experience I know, that while the OwnCloud client depends on the qtkeychain, the Slackbuild assumes a full Slackware system. There is something missing for the qtkeychain to actually store passwords and function normally. I have yet to find the missing dependencies for the qtkeychain to work properly. Does anyone know what I am lacking?
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Re: OwnCloud client Slackbuild and qtkeychain.
I think it was gnome-keyring that i had to install, (I'm not entirely sure)

Re: OwnCloud client Slackbuild and qtkeychain.
Posting the error message that you get went trying to build qtkeychain would help
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- globetrotterdk
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Re: OwnCloud client Slackbuild and qtkeychain.
The error is from within the owncloud-client app and is that it couldn't login to the network because there was no password available. Every startup, requires a manual login. I am not sure that this can be solved after owncloud-client and qtkeychain are installed, so I don't have a working combination of these two programs at this time.laprjns wrote:Posting the error message that you get went trying to build qtkeychain would help
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- globetrotterdk
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Re: OwnCloud client Slackbuild and qtkeychain.
That is exactly what was needed. Thanks to both of you for your replies.ibka wrote:I think it was gnome-keyring that i had to install, (I'm not entirely sure)
Military justice is to justice what military music is to music. - Groucho Marx