provide usr/pwd to print dialog

[dkwo]

Not sure if this is a missing feature, or just my ignorance.
On Linux, using gnome-keyring, when an application tries to print via GtkPrintUnixDialog (to a shared samba printer in my case), the user/password are provided by the keyring via libsecret (dbus).
It seems to me something similar should be possible with keepassxc: do you know how it could work?

[droidmonkey]

You will either have to use Auto-Type to type into the credentials dialog, or setup the FDO Secrets integration. KeePassXC can act as the system's keyring, but there can only be ONE keyring. See #2726

[dkwo]

Thank you. The second one seems what I need.

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[dkwo]

FDO integration works well for my initial purpose.
Here's another small issue I have: I'm using Chromium on Arch linux, and I'd like it to use keepassxc (the only keyring installed) as well to store its secrets.
With the flag --password-store=gnome I had mixed success (mostly working, but a few times it would not unlock and behave as if no session cookies present); if instead I set it to detect it just saves the passwords and the cookies' encryption key as plain text in the file Login Data, so it does not detect anything.
Do you have experince with this?

[droidmonkey]

@Aetf ping

[dkwo]

(I must say, most of the times it works fine with gnome option, as well as most of the times integration with ssh-agent works, just every now and then it happens it does not. :)

[dkwo]

I think this can be closed, as it's been working for a while with no issues.
Thanks.