Network manager won't auto-login

[gizmobay]

I've followed the other threads that showed how to configure pam to have it automatically connect to my wifi network without having to re-enter the password on every reboot. For the life of me, I can't get it to work as no matter what I do I still have to enter my password. My wifi pass is the same as my login pass. I also tried deleting the keys in the .gnome folder. I'm using F8 and KDE. It looks like it works from my var log file though.

Mar 11 18:32:44 localhost gdm-binary[2663]: pam_keyring(gdm:auth): pam_keyring: starting gnome-keyring-daemon
Mar 11 18:32:44 localhost gdm-binary[2663]: pam_keyring(gdm:auth): pam_keyring: unlocking keyring
Mar 11 18:32:44 localhost gdm-binary[2663]: pam_keyring(gdm:auth): pam_keyring: going to execute /usr/libexec/pam-keyring-tool -u -s
Mar 11 18:32:44 localhost gdm-binary[2663]: pam_keyring(gdm:auth): pam_keyring: PASSWORD successfully unlocked the default keyring

Anyone have any pointers?

[Nokia]

Just a guess: Create a profile in Wlan Assistant and add it to Sessions

[gizmobay]

Thanks for the help. I probably should've clarified. Fedora remembers my WPA2 password but it only connects after I enter the password to unlock the key ring.

Can you tell me how to create a profile and add it to the sessions?

[Nokia]

I meant create a wireless profile in Wlanassistant the go to System-Preferences-Personal-Sessions and add wlanassistant to the program list.

[Dangermouse]

Hi did you try this way here
http://forums.fedoraforum.org/forum/...d.php?t=172827

[gizmobay]

DM, I've tried both ways. The one from your web site and by editing the pam config file. Both ways keep asking me for the key ring password on every boot (nm-applet).

[Iron_Mike]

I just looked again, since your using KDE they implemented the gnome-keyring function in KDE. If you want to automate the opening of the "default-keyring" in KDE, delete your existing
default-keyring. Reboot the computer, the next time it asks for the default-keyring password leave it blank and hit enter. This not the most secure way and ONLY use it if you're the sole user of the computer.

[gizmobay]

The problem is that it says the password can't be blank.