Updated Aura with secret service support

[fsobolev]

Closes #569
Depends on NickvisionApps/Aura#18
Depends in NickvisionApps/Aura#23

TODO:

• Update csproj to reference new version of Aura
• Fix creating Parabolic keyring when keyring is locked
• Update po(t)

[fsobolev]

Forgot to update flatpak sources, and also need to check whether flatpak requires any new permissions, will build locally to test

[nlogozzo]

Forgot to update flatpak sources, and also need to check whether flatpak requires any new permissions, will build locally to test

Probably need "--talk-name=org.freedesktop.secrets"

[nlogozzo]

Another question: What happens to Keyrings created with old Parabolic and then opened in this new Parabolic? Will they still be asked for the password everytime to open the Keyring? Or the first time they open the Keyring it will get stored in libsecret and they won't be asked again?

[fsobolev]

Another question: What happens to Keyrings created with old Parabolic and then opened in this new Parabolic? Will they still be asked for the password everytime to open the Keyring? Or the first time they open the Keyring it will get stored in libsecret and they won't be asked again?

I didn't test it myself, but I expect that a new random password will be generated and saved in system keyring (only at first start) but because it will not match the keyring's password the user will be prompted every time. There are 2 ways to migrate: either remove keyring and create new one, or save the keyring passord to system keyring, this can be easily done using Seahorse, I want to write a small guide as soon as the beta releases.

EDIT: Tested, works just like I said

[nlogozzo]

Button to Docs in PasswordDialog:

[nlogozzo]

@soumyaDghosh is there anything that needs to be added to the snap yml for libsecret use?

[soumyaDghosh]

It's in gnome-sdk

[fsobolev]

It's in gnome-sdk

Please check manually that it works (simply enabling keyring is enough), there's some weird thing in sandboxed environment so we have to build libsecret with -Dgcrypt=false even tho libsecret is in GNOME Platform in flatpak too.

And pasword-manager-service plug seems to be needed anyway.

[fsobolev]

Please check manually that it works (simply enabling keyring is enough), there's some weird thing in sandboxed environment so we have to build libsecret with -Dgcrypt=false even tho libsecret is in GNOME Platform in flatpak too.

And pasword-manager-service plug seems to be needed anyway.

Just like I thought, it doesn't work in Snap even with password-manager-service, libsecret should be built with -Dgcrypt=false

Nvm for now, I found a nuget package to avoid using libsecret, let's see how well it works