I have a laptop at my home and I have no password at startup. I also have gnome keyring autologin enabled. The only thing that really bugs me, is that I need to enter my 40 character password for KeePassXC database, each time I boot my laptop. I would like that KeePassXC boots without password, aslong as I am working from home. When I travel, I would like to re-enable password login.
I found an explanation at https://askubuntu.com/a/1210421/247771 how to set autostart up. The latter using secret-tool lookup keepass <database_name> | keepassxc --pw-stdin <path-to-your-database>.kbdx did not work for me, perhaps because I use autologin on gnome keyring.
The second approach using
#!/bin/bash
echo 1234qwer | keepassxc --pw-stdin /home/adam/Dropbox/MyDBExample.kbdx
did also not work. When I try to execute the above bash manually, I get a Session management error and KeePassXC window appears, asking for a password:
How can I enable auto login for KeePassXC?
