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Cannot reproduce using pip3 install of Vorta 0.10.3 with borg 1.4.1 on LinuxMint CE 22.1. Could this be caused by missing dependencies or by using hyprland?

@m3nu It is unfortunate that **open** and **confirmed** bug reports are closed by github-actions. Automatically closing bugs is a source of frustration for the user/ reporter that took the time...

The Vorta/ repo passphrases are stored in the keyring/ password vault of your OS. Depending on your settings, the keyring/ password vault of KDE should be unlocked when you log...

@daPhipz `passphrase supplied in BORG_PASSPHRASE, by BORG_PASSCOMMAND or via BORG_PASSPHRASE_FD is incorrect.` Did you set borg env variables, by any chance? What does `printenv | grep BORG` return?

Thanks for reporting the issue. Probably Vorta documentation should add some additional comments about this use case, i.e. about transferring settings/ repository to a new computer/ install. Here is what...

There has been some work on "changing the passphrase" by @VandalByte, recently. Perhaps this recent work can mitigate some of the current shortcomings in the GUI. However, I am not...

I just checked the settings.db using the sqlitebrowser, on LinuxMint: The "repopassword" table is completely empty on my **Linux** system - so I guess under Linux, this table is not...

> * [@goebbe](https://github.com/goebbe) I'm not sure I understand what's the purpose of adding a new password to the keyring by adding a new repository; I need to make Vorta access...

@mauromol Is your system configured to unlock the keyring (automatically) when logging in? Can you access the keyring and secrets using the kwalletmanager on kubuntu 24.04? I just learned that...

@prometheusAmb vorta.store.models.BackupProfileModelDoesNotExist: instance matching query does not exist: From the logs: Vorta fails to access information about your BackupProfileModel in your setting db. You wrote that you did a fresh...