(In reply to Michal Koutn� from comment #25) > I'm getting slightly lost. Can this be pinpointed to a particular (pam, > systemd, dbus,...) update or it only became visible because of the osc > client update? I had done a `zypper dup' and ru into this problem with osc on local X11 display ... and lateron I noticed that I can not work from at home on the same Tumbleweed system anymore. Only the Leap system is usable. > (In reply to Dr. Werner Fink from comment #24) > > Is there a way to cause > > pam_system(.so) to use path=/run/user/<pid>/bus for dbus connections > > regardless what interface is used, that for X11 *and* tty. > On my TW it works (I use gdm). The socket itself is started by the user > instance and the environment variable is (likely) set by pam_systemd [1]. > > Such a socket is recognizable by residing under /run/user/$UID/bus. I guess > the /tmp placed socket is created by display manager in xinitrc. I'm talking on ssh and VNC connections as well as login on /dev/tty1, not local X11 display. Can you access your keyring (gnome or kwalletd) with login over ssh, VNC or simply on local console tty1? > > [1] > https://github.com/openSUSE/systemd/blob/SUSE/v243/src/login/pam_systemd.c#L206 Yep ... I have read this also ... and pam_sm_open_session()