This bug is related to your ticket #124296 (gnome-keyring)
Adding in some observations based on my 7.10 setup
a) Gnome Keyring : load prompt : "allow once / deny / allow always" : even though allow always for say - nm-applet - is selected, it is not storing the preference. So at next boot, it again prompts for the same.
b) I have noticed that - my nm-applet which connects to a "WPA Wireless" at home and to an "Ethernet" at office -- seems to wait for
gnome-keyring to be available. If at start, I bring up gnome-keyring, do a manual password to it, then nm-applet is able to read the stored passphrase for WPA and go forward.
c) In some cases with Ethernet, I have had to wait for nm-applet to load (it is taking some time to come up ~1 min after the desktop comes up)
and then do a unplug-plugin Ethernet connection and it works.
This bug is related to your ticket #124296 (gnome-keyring)
Adding in some observations based on my 7.10 setup
a) Gnome Keyring : load prompt : "allow once / deny / allow always" : even though allow always for say - nm-applet - is selected, it is not storing the preference. So at next boot, it again prompts for the same.
b) I have noticed that - my nm-applet which connects to a "WPA Wireless" at home and to an "Ethernet" at office -- seems to wait for
gnome-keyring to be available. If at start, I bring up gnome-keyring, do a manual password to it, then nm-applet is able to read the stored passphrase for WPA and go forward.
c) In some cases with Ethernet, I have had to wait for nm-applet to load (it is taking some time to come up ~1 min after the desktop comes up)
and then do a unplug-plugin Ethernet connection and it works.