1. open terminal, run command below. If you get the same output like me, then run the second command to remove the keyring. This is basically resetting the keyring. or you can move the file elsewhere on your system or rename it so it will create a new one when it the app opens.
Code:
erik@ipa:~$ ls ~/.local/share/keyrings/login.keyring
/home/erik/.local/share/keyrings/login.keyring
Code:
erik@ipa:~$ rm ~/.local/share/keyrings/login.keyring
2. log off and back on to your user account and open a program that would normally prompt you to enter your keyring password, like myki if it normally does.
3. Look in your system menu for startup applications. you can edit which apps start when you log in. if you dont want to use keyring app, then you can uncheck the box for it and logoff/on and it will not prompt you for it.
I don't know anything about Myki, I'm assuming it has it's own location to store encrypted credentials, maybe under your /home/user/ folder as a .dot file or /home/user/.config folder??