What pgm reads the /etc/network/interfaces file? (Installation WPA worked great! Too bad I messed with it!)

[Brian McKee]

On Sun, Jul 5, 2009 at 3:35 PM, Charles Smith<cts.private at yahoo.com> wrote:
> But then I get a new problem.  A dialog pops up from nowhere (I hate it that linux wants to be so much like windows) and informs me that nb-applet wants to write to the keychain, and that I need to put in the keychain password.
>
> Well, this is neither the root password nor the current user password.  I can't find or remember it (and I don't usually forget passwords).
>
> Can anyone tell me how I can reset the keychain password - without knowing it in advance (I *have* the root password)?

The keychain password is set on install to be the same as the users
password.   If you change the user's password thru 'passwd' it doesn't
update the keychain password - it will still be the same as it ever
was.

If you can't retrieve it, you can delete the keychain and start a new
one called 'login'.  Give it the same password as the user and it will
unlock on login.

Brian

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All you need to know about Ubuntu 9.04 Jaunty -> gconftool -s --type
bool /apps/update-notifier/auto_launch false