In fact, for 1, it's a work in progress. For
now, you must set a password for your ring account.
2. => If you want to add a device, you can go
to Settings=>Accounts=>Your account=>Devices=>Add
device.
There is also a wip to export your account
directly to a file.
Have a nice day,
Sébastien
Btw. i think you are right. There was no way to create the
account without setting and repeating a password ;)
Nicolas Jäger hat am 16. August 2017 um
14:21 geschrieben:
hi,
- Am I unable to add a new device, if i set no password on
account creation?
you should always set a password. If you can create a ring
account without password, it may be a bug. I have to check that.
- How can i migrate my account? Is there something like an
"export" button!?
migrations are only made when a new version of ring required to
update your account. In that case a view will be pop when you
start ring.
regards,
Nicolas Jäger
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Sent: Wednesday, August 16, 2017 8:09:35 AM
Subject: Re: [Ring] GNOME keyring
Hi Nicolas,
thanks for your quick reply! I was aware that SFL doesn't keep
my passwords. But i thought the App-Client does.
Cause i am used, that other Apps (e.g. Skype) would do so. But
you are right. I also read, that there is no password needed to
create an RingID.
- Am I unable to add a new device, if i set no password on
account creation?
- How can i migrate my account? Is there something like an
"export" button!?
Cheers and thanks!
Nicolas Jäger hat am 16. August 2017 um
14:03 geschrieben:
Hi,
passwords for your ring accounts aren't saved anywhere. You
don't need your password to use ring, It's mainly used when
you want to add a new device and when a migration of your
account is required. Also, please notice that SFL does NOT
keep your password anywhere, so if you lose it, it's lost
forever.
regards,
Nicolas Jäger
----- Original Message -----
From: address@hidden mailto:address@hidden
To: address@hidden
mailto:address@hidden
Sent: Wednesday, August 16, 2017 5:00:37 AM
Subject: [Ring] GNOME keyring
Hej there!
Does Ring or Ring client automatically store my password
somewhere (e.g. if have Seahorse installed)?
It seems that there is no need to enter my password again.
Even if i disabled to start Ring on login.
Have a beautiful day!
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