Add password-manager-service plug #16
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V-Gira
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Apr 18, 2024
| @@ -12,6 +12,7 @@ distributions.</p> | |||
| sudo snap install wire | |||
| snap connect wire:camera core:camera | |||
| snap connect wire:mount-observe core:mount-observe | |||
| snap connect wire:password-manager-service | |||
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This seems to be enough, I'll be happy to have some input on whether or not this is correct.
I ran into an issue with my locally built Snap the first time on a fresh Ubuntu 23.10 install with no update, but subsequent builds worked on up to date Ubuntu 23.10 and Kubuntu 23,10
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Description
I would like to add the password-manager-service interface that could allow the Wire Snap to access the desktop environment's keychain
Issue fixed
See this repo issue thread here.
Wire's latest release introduced an issue for some Linux users, most relevant the Snap has become unusable.
Wire started to use the system keychain to store users' authentication data, relying on Electron's safeStorage, and AppArmor policies now prevent users using the Snap package to log in.