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My issue is this: I know everyone has a problem with evolution and expiring crediantials but my problem goes a bit further. I cannot even store the credentials in my keyring. :/ I am using XFCE and on login it doesn't even ask me to unlock my keyring. I am using a keyring that was generated from another OS but I did not think that it would matter. Maybe I was wrong. So... can I unlock it and store new credentials? If yes, how? And if no, what are the steps to create a new keyring that stores the proper stuff.
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