Autostart program fails authentication
Posted: Thu Feb 01, 2024 11:45 am
Hello everyone,
I've been trying to use MS Linux as a daily driver for some time now, but there's constantly one thing I can't get working.
I have cloud storage with StackIP. I constantly sync (and backup) my data to that cloud storage, using StackIP's own program, stack-client.
This works without any problems on almost all Ubuntu derivatives. (I am a long-time Linux Mint user)
After installation, you must authenticate Stack client once in your browser and then you can simply auto-start it.
Except in MX. It continues to ask for authentication every time you start again.
How is that possible? And how do I solve that? How do I make the system remember that Stack client is already authenticated?
Thanks for contributing ideas.
I've been trying to use MS Linux as a daily driver for some time now, but there's constantly one thing I can't get working.
I have cloud storage with StackIP. I constantly sync (and backup) my data to that cloud storage, using StackIP's own program, stack-client.
This works without any problems on almost all Ubuntu derivatives. (I am a long-time Linux Mint user)
After installation, you must authenticate Stack client once in your browser and then you can simply auto-start it.
Except in MX. It continues to ask for authentication every time you start again.
How is that possible? And how do I solve that? How do I make the system remember that Stack client is already authenticated?
Thanks for contributing ideas.