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(Get the code!)
Sergey recommended downgrading gnome-keyring and libgnome-keyring0 to the version used in feisty - 0.8.1.
I did that, and at least I could get connected.
Then I found that the nm-applet asks for the passkey when connecting, and THEN still tries to set up a keyring. Talk about redundant.....
So I deleted the default keyring in Keyring Manager, and tried again. Same thing happens, time after time. Asks for passkey, then asks for a password to set up a keyring to store the passkey in. Deny allows connection, but doesn't stop the same thing happening next time. Setting password and then deleting keyring - it justs asks again next time I boot.
I want to be able to use nm-applet in automatic connect mode without setting a keyring! Why can't I do that?
And while I'm ranting - has anyone tried to use the help function in Keyring Manager? One section: Introduction. Content: "Welcome!". No explanation of functions, how to use it, what you can and can't do, how to turn it OFF.
I agree with Srgey that there is a major problem in the new version of gnome-keyring.
But I also think something is wrong with nm-applet - at least, it isn't "Just Work"ing.