How to get rid of that KWallet window pops up on every system login?

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Hello,

maybe 2 days ago I got an update to:

KDE Plasma Version: 6.5.2
KDE Frameworks Version: 6.19.0
Qt Version: 6.9.2
Kernel Version: 6.14.0-116036-tuxedo (64-bit)
Graphics Platform: X11

Operating System: TUXEDO OS 24.04.3 LTS noble (based on Ubuntu)

Since then, every time I log in to the system, I get the kwallet password management window. That wasn’t the case before, and now I have to click it away every time. Annoying.

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/home/USER/.config/kwalletrc looks like this:

[Wallet]
Close When Idle=false
Close on Screensaver=false
Default Wallet=kdewallet
Enabled=true
First Use=false
Idle Timeout=10
Launch Manager=true
Leave Manager Open=true
Leave Open=false
Prompt on Open=false
Use One Wallet=true

[org.freedesktop.secrets]
apiEnabled=true

What I need do that the window does not pop on system login every time?

Thank you.

2

What are your session restore options?

Maybe you’ve saved a state in which the window was open and that is now restored on login

3

At first, I thought that was the reason too.

But I made sure that the window was closed before restarting.
The window always pops up when “Last logged out” is selected for session restoration.

If I select “Start with empty session,” restart, the window does not pop up. If I switch back to setting “Last logged out,” the window reappears again.

The settings for the password storage are set to default settings.

For me it looks like that the Password Manager ignores a setting or something like that.

4

Interesting.

My settings is “manually saved session” and that works as well.

Could be a bug when saving at the end of a session

5

try a manually saved session (without kwallet)… and then switch back to last saved.

probably one of the state files is keeping track of it, and you just need to over write them.

6

That did not work too. Even not with several attempts.

But I got out I had to uncheck “Show password management in the system area“ now. However, this no longer corresponds to the “default setting.”

Before the update, the default setting was fine and the window didn’t appear.

Could it be a bug after all? But I don’t know what else I could do to track down a possible bug—in other words, to get closer to the cause.