3 Jul
2016
3 Jul
'16
7:40 p.m.
On Sunday 03 July 2016 15:04:34 deloptes wrote:
Uwe Brauer wrote:
I can argue both sides of this. If all pw's are stored in tde-wallet, it
is handier than bottled beer or sliced bread. OTOH, anybody who can
crack the tdewallet encoding would also own the whole machine, and thats
scary, so if pw's are kept on the machine, I'd feel a heck of a lot more
comfortable if a different storage method was used per pw stored so the
attacker only gets one user per hack it may have taken days to get while
staying lost in the other noise of the rejections you will see if you
tail the iptables logs in your router. I used to watch that for
entertainment, until I figured out that the entertainment was equivalent
to watching enamel paint dry. dd-wrt was having none of that.
Cheers, Gene Heskett
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Sorry what is k/ that supposed to be, for me at
least not in
.trinity.
k for kdewallet
When you say password do you mean all the
parameters which are
needed for a wifi network (in kde 3.5.X this was as I said all in
the file knetworkmanagerrc) now in trinity 14.X I am puzzled
When I say passwords I mean exactly what I say - passwords. I've had
this stored in the wallet - perhaps there is an option somewhere to
use the wallet - not sure. I prefer the wallet anyway.
regards