Support attaching the kernel persistent keyring to an existing keyring #15
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Should close #4 similar use case here. |
…g (for example, session keyring). Currently, this will always use the persistent keyring associated with the UID executing the process. Specifying UID is supportable but use case unclear. The AttachPersistent() function will return a Keyring pointing to the kernel persistent keyring, or an error.
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Currently, this will always use the persistent keyring associated with the UID executing the process. Specifying UID is supportable but use case unclear.
The AttachPersistent() function will return a Keyring pointing to the kernel persistent keyring, or an error.