ownCloud 2.6rc2 fails to read keychain on Debian 10

[AlfTetzlaff]

Expected behaviour

ownCloud saves my credentials and uses them for logging in on startup.

Actual behaviour

I have two accounts linked to different servers. One of the connections now fails telling me "reading from keychain failed with error: unknown error" and asks to enter my password. The other one always pops up the browser asking me to authorize this app. After entering my pw and authorizing it works.

Client configuration

Client version:
2.6.0~rc2+oc-1598

Operating system:
Debian 10 (buster)
4.19.0-6-amd64
Gnome 3.30.2

OS language:
English (UK)

Client package (From ownCloud or distro) (Linux only):
latest ownCloud package from
https://software.opensuse.org//download.html?project=isv:ownCloud:desktop:testing&package=owncloud-client

Sorry, but as of now I can't provide any logfiles etc. please ask if you need more info.

[ogoffart]

Thanks for testing the RC2

Did it work with the previous version of the client?
What keychain are you using?

[AlfTetzlaff]

1. Version 2.5.1 which comes with the distro works as expected.

2. I am using a „normal“ Debian + gnome, so i assume its the regular gnome keyring, but i can check when I‘m back home on sunday.

[ogoffart]

I don't have a setup ready to test Debian 10. Does the log not show some more information about the reason why this fails?

[AlfTetzlaff]

My gnome-keyring version is 3.28.2. Here is the std output to the terminal, stripped of my personal information. It seems to just say "Invalid credentials for "xyz" asking user". Is there anything else I can log to pin down the problem?
owncloud_issue_7536.log

[GregJohnStewart]

Bump to this issue, the client won't remember the password on Ubuntu 19.10 or CentOS Stream for me.. Ubuntu using keyring version 3.34.0, and CentOS using 3.28.2

[michaelstingl]

see #7578

[SpacyNG]

2.6.0 still produces this bug even without libgnome-keyring, but it seems to be fixed in the testing repo.
http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/isv:/ownCloud:/desktop:/testing/Ubuntu_19.10
Current version at the time of this writing is 2.6.1~sprint2+oc-1994 and this works nicely.
I guess there's testing versions for Debian, too.

[ogoffart]

Was most likely caused by #7578
(reported fixed in #7651 (comment) )