How to use keyring instead of plain text passwords in a config file (Mopidy)
I just installed keyring on macOS. I'd like to leverage this instead of keeping Spotify's username and password for Mopidy in my mopidy.conf.
Everything works well, and I can read my Spotify password from the Keychain by running:
python -m keyring get spotify 0000000000
After reading here, and here, my understanding is that I need to leave the mopidy.conf credentials empty:
username =
password =
and then setup the keyring config located at (~/.local/share/python_keyring).
Is it possible to still use the macOS Keychain? If not, how to properly setup the keyring config file?
python passwords keychain gnome-keyring mopidy
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I just installed keyring on macOS. I'd like to leverage this instead of keeping Spotify's username and password for Mopidy in my mopidy.conf.
Everything works well, and I can read my Spotify password from the Keychain by running:
python -m keyring get spotify 0000000000
After reading here, and here, my understanding is that I need to leave the mopidy.conf credentials empty:
username =
password =
and then setup the keyring config located at (~/.local/share/python_keyring).
Is it possible to still use the macOS Keychain? If not, how to properly setup the keyring config file?
python passwords keychain gnome-keyring mopidy
asked Jan 21 at 2:28
LukeLuke
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I just installed keyring on macOS. I'd like to leverage this instead of keeping Spotify's username and password for Mopidy in my mopidy.conf.
Everything works well, and I can read my Spotify password from the Keychain by running:
python -m keyring get spotify 0000000000
After reading here, and here, my understanding is that I need to leave the mopidy.conf credentials empty:
username =
password =
and then setup the keyring config located at (~/.local/share/python_keyring).
Is it possible to still use the macOS Keychain? If not, how to properly setup the keyring config file?
python passwords keychain gnome-keyring mopidy
asked Jan 21 at 2:28
LukeLuke
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I just installed keyring on macOS. I'd like to leverage this instead of keeping Spotify's username and password for Mopidy in my mopidy.conf.
Everything works well, and I can read my Spotify password from the Keychain by running:
python -m keyring get spotify 0000000000
After reading here, and here, my understanding is that I need to leave the mopidy.conf credentials empty:
username =
password =
and then setup the keyring config located at (~/.local/share/python_keyring).
Is it possible to still use the macOS Keychain? If not, how to properly setup the keyring config file?
python passwords keychain gnome-keyring mopidy
python passwords keychain gnome-keyring mopidy
asked Jan 21 at 2:28
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