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When I reinstalled Ubuntu, I logged in on my wifi and authenticated with a password that seahorse saved in "Default". But I want that in "Login" so that I won't have to enter my password twice everytime i reboot, how can that be done?

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Reset to default
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From http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=10945148&postcount=14

cd ~/.gnome2/keyrings
rm login.keyring
mv default.keyring login.keyring
echo -n "login" > default

(You may not need the last line, and I backed up the login.keyring rather than deleting it).

This worked for me.

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From Network Connections.

Click on my Wireless that you connect to automatically when you boot up. Click Edit. And at the very bottom it has a box to make the connection available to all users. Check that box.

---Below is added by OP, text is in Swedish---

Network manager selected in the panel

Then

Selecting wireless network

And at last

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  • Sorry, but it still won't work!
    – Konstapel Kask
    May 12, 2011 at 11:55

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